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A yellow and blue painted ambulance for Schertz EMS is seen on a cloudy day in Schertz, Texas.

Live Oak increases interlocal agreement funding for Schertz EMS

By Thomas Leffler

The city will be paying 20% more for the emergency services in the 2025-26 fiscal year.

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