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Cincinnati Fire Department wins American Heart Association Mission Lifeline gold recognitions for heart‑attack and stroke care
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Cincinnati Fire Department received two national recognitions from the American Heart Association’s Mission Lifeline EMS program — gold status for both heart attack and stroke care and a Gold Star Status Award for ambulance service — credited to coordinated prehospital care and training partnerships.
The Cincinnati Fire Department received two national recognitions from the American Heart Association’s Mission Lifeline EMS program: gold status in the 2025 Mission Lifeline EMS recognition program for both heart attack and stroke care and the American Heart Association Gold Star Status Award for ambulance service.
Chair Scottie Johnson called Chief Frank McKinley to the committee chamber and publicly recognized the department’s achievement. “The Cincinnati Fire Department has once again achieved gold award status for the pre hospital portion of the AHA mission lifetime application,” Johnson said. Chief McKinley credited…
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