Brooke ambulance station completed

Toronto, OHLocal News

The newly completed Brooke ambulance station has officially opened its doors, providing a modern facility for emergency medical services in the county. Local officials, emergency service staff, and community members gathered for a celebratory open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the occasion. Located on Pleasant Avenue near state Route 2, the new station replaces an outdated headquarters that limited service efficiency. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to improve response times and overall emergency care for residents. The investment in this station signifies Brooke County's dedication to enhancing healthcare infrastructure and ensuring public safety.

Local officials emphasized that the new station will allow for better resource allocation and faster emergency response. This project underscores the importance of community health and safety, serving as a testament to local governance's commitment to public welfare. As Brooke County continues to grow, the completion of this ambulance station reflects proactive planning for the future of its healthcare services.

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