Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services has been awarded nearly one million dollars to purchase three new ambulances.
Fire Chief Fred Cephas says the vehicles are expected to arrive in December and will help serve the entire county. “We want to basically have flexibility in our organization to be able to expand when call volume is high,” Cephas said.
The addition comes following a county commission meeting, where officials expressed excitement about expanding emergency response capabilities. Cephas says the new ambulances will allow the department to better respond during peak hours of service. “We feel like it will be a more specific way to help our community by having resources available when needed,” he said…