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South Dakota lawmakers not ready to call emergency medical services ‘essential’

  • Sen. Tim Reed, R-Brookings, asked a Senate committee to strike language from a bill he’s sponsored that would have required cities and counties to guarantee access to emergency medical services. The bill, which has advanced to the full Senate, would create a task force to study ways to fund services. (Photo by Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight)
    Sen. Tim Reed, R-Brookings, asked a Senate committee to strike language from a bill he’s sponsored that would have required cities and counties to guarantee access to emergency medical services. The bill, which has advanced to the full Senate, would create a task force to study ways to fund services. (Photo by Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight)

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