Re: Re: Not Everyone Happy About N. Leon County Emergency Services District

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Yes, Legacy stepped in and provided service.  The question was asked as to what

would have happened if Legacy hadn't been there: 

 

There were either two or three other EMS services that provided proposals to

Leon County; the county chose Legacy.  If Legacy had not " been there " then they

would have chosen one of the others.

 

For the best interests of the people of Leon County and the passers-through who

are affected, the awarding of a long-term contract should be advertised and bid

properly, and not rushed through just to get " something " in place as quickly as

possible.

 

Subject: Re: Not Everyone Happy About N. Leon County Emergency

Services District

To: texasems-l

Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 1:33 PM

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> If Legacy EMS gets this bid, or offer to provide EMS do you think they will

get the Contract? I bet a dollar to a donut Legacy EMS is there new provider!!!!

!!!!!!! Wanta bet!! It's Politics!! Personally I could care less, it's just

amazes me how many times in EMS history repeats it's self.

> Ron

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