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LIVE: Pafford EMS chosen as Biloxi's new ambulance service
SUMMARY: R. WAGES.
Fisher House information is detailed, but also includes irrelevant sections not related to the topic. The details pertaining to Fisher House include contact information and a new ambulance service, starting February 1st, that will provide a response time for emergency medical calls in Biloxi. The Chief Strategy Officer for the service is Terry Wages, who is monitoring the progress and implementation of the new service. The service promises transparency in data collection, billing policies, and active training forces. Additionally, there are challenges identified by neighboring areas like Gulfport and Harrison County, who are considering changing their ambulance services.
The City of Biloxi is officially breaking away from AMR after city leaders approved Pafford EMS as its new ambulance service.
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SUMMARY: Mayor Kenny Holloway of Ocean Springs highlighted the city's development and growth in his State of the City address, emphasizing budget and tax collections. He expressed confidence in the city's direction and acknowledged the challenges of balancing growth with maintaining the city's charm, particularly in the downtown area. The mayor discussed concerns such as growth pace and recruitment and retention of police officers and firefighters. Annexation of new areas was also a major topic, with the city ready to offer services to the 700 new residents and 60 businesses. Additionally, the expansion of Highway 90 was highlighted as crucial for the city's development.
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SUMMARY: Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith joins Dave Elliott on the show to discuss the recent anti-Israel protests on college campuses. She expresses support for Israel and condemns the violence and aggression from Iran. They also discuss the situation in Ukraine, accountability for the aid given, and the southern border crisis. Senator Hyde-Smith expresses concern about the economy and border security under the Biden Administration. She voices support for former President Trump, citing his leadership during his term. The interview covers a range of current issues with a focus on foreign policy and domestic challenges.
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SUMMARY: The countdown to the start of hurricane season on June 1st is underway, with preparations being made across Mississippi by the Emergency Management agency. Executive director Stephen McCraine discusses the state's readiness for potential storms, highlighting partnerships with local, state, federal entities, and businesses. The focus is on ensuring everyone is prepared, including addressing concerns such as pet evacuation and economic challenges faced by some residents. Advances in technology have improved storm tracking and preparedness efforts, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and communication among emergency managers to ensure effective response to any potential hurricanes.
The countdown is on to the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season.
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