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Aldermen weighing policy change on CFD’s response to medical calls

Summary by columbianprogress.com
The Columbia Fire Department could soon have its call volume drop if the Columbia Board of Aldermen decides to move forward with adopting a new policy for medical calls.
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Aldermen weighing policy change on CFD’s response to medical calls

The Columbia Fire Department could soon have its call volume drop if the Columbia Board of Aldermen decides to move forward with adopting a new policy for medical calls.

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columbianprogress.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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