Plano Fire-Rescue is acquiring a new heavy rescue truck, which will improve their capacity to respond to complex emergencies.
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The program is projected to cost approximately $35,000 annually.
Trauma patients who require immediate blood replacement will benefit from this life-saving intervention.
Plano's 9-1-1 system is working to balance high call volumes with the need for rapid language translation and precise location tracking.
Plano paramedics will soon be able to carry and give whole blood to trauma patients in the field. This is expected to save lives by treating blood loss immediately before reaching the hospital.
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