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Edgar County EMS reports higher transport times after more rural calls in November

Edgar County Board · January 7, 2026
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County emergency services reported 246 911 calls in November, with transport times nearly doubling due to increased rural and out-of-town responses; staff said most response-time metrics remain below contract thresholds and staff will review transfer and destination patterns.

Speaker 2 presented the county's November EMS and 911 report, saying the service handled 246 total 911 calls last month and that 230 of those were completed with either a transport or a refusal of care. Speaker 2 said the service averaged a little over eight calls per day.

"All the response time still remain lower than the contractual threshold," Speaker 2 said, but added that "our transport times were almost doubled this last month" because crews answered an influx of calls in rural parts of the county and made longer out-of-town…

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