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A blue and yellow ambulance is seen parked outside a city facility in Schertz, Texas on a cloudy day.

Partner cities commit over $500K to support Schertz EMS

By Thomas Leffler

Universal City and Cibolo councils both agreed to allocate extra funding for the area's paramedics and EMTs.

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