County needs EMS workers
“We cannot keep up this pace,” Harris told commissioners, according to the Emporia Gazette. “I know my guys are tired.”
Published:
June 5, 2023
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EMPORIA — A staffing shortage within the Chase County Emergency Medical Service is taking center stage as the county begins shaping its 2024 budget.
Scott Harris, Chase County EMS director, told commissioners last week his workers’ request for 2024 was not necessarily for more dollars, but for more employees.
“We cannot keep up this pace,” Harris told commissioners, according to the Emporia Gazette. “I know my guys are tired.”
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