The city’s 11,000 EMS workers will soon have access to wellness programs, helping them better contend with the traumatic situations they deal with on a near-daily basis.
The programs, instituted through a $1 million pilot initiative backed by the Council’s Progressive Caucus as part of its “Crisis to Care” platform, was included in the city's Fiscal Year 2026 budget.
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