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Hart County EMS reports higher call volume, staffing gaps; board approves experience credit for new medic
2425902 · February 26, 2025
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Summary
County EMS reported a roughly 50% increase in responses year-over-year, current staffing vacancies and leaves, and the board approved two years' experience credit and a pay adjustment for a recently rehired medic.
Hart County emergency medical services reported a surge in responses last year and ongoing staffing shortages during the commissioners' meeting, while the board approved experience credit for a recently rehired medic.
Mike Adams, speaking as the county EMS representative, said the service answered 5,109 calls last year, an increase “about a 50” percent…
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