Fort Worth residents are due to see a significant shift in ambulance service delivery, as the Fort Worth Fire Department (FWFD) gears up for a substantial transition within the next fortnight. The FWFD took to social media to announce that beginning two weeks from June 19, the City of Fort Worth will take full control over ambulance services, a move that includes not just Fort Worth but also its 14 member cities. The Fort Worth Fire Department’s announcement, marked by a sense of eagerness from the department, promises to give followers a closer look at the preparations leading up to this pivotal change.
In the words of the FWFD’s social media post, “The countdown is on! Only 2 weeks away from the official transition when the City of Fort Worth takes full responsibility for all of the ambulance service delivery in Fort Worth and our 14 member cities.” Following along, the department invites residents to observe the unfolding of what it describes as a “historic and exciting change.” The department, continually stressing the importance of safety, signed off with a simple yet vital message to the community: “Stay safe, #FortWorth.”…