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John Gonzales, Williamson County Emergency Medical Services director, hangs a poster reading "remember why you started" to remind himself why he joined WCEMS almost 20 years ago.

Q&A: New Williamson County EMS Director John Gonzales looks to maximize efficiency

By Anna Maness

Community Impact sat down with Gonzales to discuss his new role and personal goals for keeping Williamson County safe. 

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