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Pharr is ending its EMS contract due to high costs. This move could shake up how emergency medical services are delivered in the city, so residents should pay attention to the upcoming changes.
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Taxpayers might see some relief, but the city needs to figure out a cheaper way to provide ambulance services.
The city's budget could benefit from this, and hopefully, residents will get good service without breaking the bank.
Residents might face service disruptions or changes in response times while the city sorts out a new plan.
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