Ukrainian Drone Kills Two In Russian-occupied Zone: Mayor
A Ukrainian drone Friday killed two people and wounded six during an evacuation of injured people near the city of Gorlivka, held by pro-Russia separatists since 2014, the mayor said. Ivan Prikhodko said the drone hit an ambulance evacuating energy workers wounded in previous shelling, killing a paramedic and an energy worker in the village […]
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Paintsville City Council commends Paintsville EMS, discusses ongoing challenges | News | #citycouncil
Making due with limited resources is a common theme in Johnson County and the Paintsville Fire and EMS crew is no exception, according to the Paintsville City Council. During the council’s regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 14, the council praised Paintsville Fire and EMS for the tremendous amount of help they provided during the Nov. […]
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Mayor: City ambulance service won’t impact property taxes | Local News
Re-establishing ambulance service by Lockport Fire Department will not affect the projected 2023 city property tax rate if the move is approved by the Common Council, Mayor Michelle Roman said Friday. The tentative 2023 city budget does not show the expenses of operating an ambulance service in appropriations for LFD. Roman said, however, the expenses […]
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City council expected to OK new ambulance | News | #citycouncil
Victoria City Council members are scheduled on Monday to approve the purchase of a replacement for an ambulance that drove into a pond in May. City Manager Jesús Garza said it was a replacement for the lost truck. At Monday’s meeting, the council is expected to approve the ambulance’s purchase. Before the ambulance can be […]
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Kalispell Council to vote on $115 million budget | #citycouncil
Kalispell City Council is set Monday to vote on its final budget for fiscal year 2023. Council will consider a final budget totaling just over $115 million. The final budget came in at $4.3 million more than the preliminary budget released in May. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the City Hall, 201 First […]
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