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Escambia EMS Passes State Inspection
April 22, 2011
A recent state inspection of Escambia County Emergency Medical Services found no deficiencies, according to County Administrator Randy Oliver.
Inspections by the Florida Department of Health are required at least every two years. Inspections include the verification of personnel records, service records, facility inspections and ambulance inventory, including equipment tests and supply stocks.
“We are very proud of the high standards Public Safety maintains to best serve the citizens of Escambia County,” said Michael Weaver, Public Safety Bureau chief.
Pictured: An Escambia County EMS unit from Century on scene at a February car crash on Highway 4A. NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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