EMS funding
Summary
Johnson County’s emergency services are struggling to keep up with a growing population, and local officials are now begging the state for more cash to keep ambulances on the road. If they don't get the funding, your wait time for an ambulance could get a lot longer.
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Impact analysis
Without state help, the county might have to hike local property taxes or cut other services to keep the lights on at the EMS stations.
Every resident in the county wins if we get the funding, because it means faster response times when you have a medical emergency.
If the state doesn't chip in, taxpayers will likely end up footing the bill through higher local taxes or reduced city services.
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