Improving Tennessee's ambulance services through increased funding, collaboration, and training / Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations.

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The General Assembly made ambulances an essential service in Tennessee, requiring counties to ensure it’s available within their borders; the cost of providing it continues to grow. Although not required, 11 cities also operate an ambulance service.
Pettit, Nathaniel
Mount, Michael; Strickland, Michael; Thorn, Madison; Gibson, Teresa
Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Report/Study
2026
2026_AmbulanceServices.pdf (2.98 MB)
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September 2026
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09/21/2026

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