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Tumwater to sponsor 24/7 crisis response team; new medic unit to begin soft staffing in October
Summary
Tumwater fire officials said the city will start soft staffing a new medic unit at Station T2 in October and will sponsor a 24-hour crisis response team operated by Olympic Health and Recovery Services, with the agreement headed to city council next week.
Tumwater fire officials told the Civil Service Commission they expect to begin soft staffing a new medic unit at Station T2 in October, with a formal contract start date of Jan. 1. Fire Chief Brian Hurley said staffing, training and temporary facility arrangements are in place to begin response on a limited basis. Hurley also described a planned 24-hour crisis response program to be run by Olympic Health and Recovery Services and…
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