EMSA service may be added to Oklahoma City water bills

 
BY BRYAN DEAN    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: December 1, 2008
Modified: November 30, 2008 at 10:39 pm
photo - An Emergency Medical Service Authority ambulance is shown at the EMSA  operations facility, SW 23 and Walker, in Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City  Council will decide this month whether to charge residential water customers  for ambulance service. photo by Paul B. Southerland, the oklahoman
An Emergency Medical Service Authority ambulance is shown at the EMSA operations facility, SW 23 and Walker, in Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City Council will decide this month whether to charge residential water customers for ambulance service. photo by Paul B. Southerland, the oklahoman

Oklahoma City Council members will decide this month whether to charge residential water customers for ambulance service.

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