BROWNSVILLE, Texas — The Brownsville City Commission approved an agreement that will allow the city to pursue additional funding for emergency medical services, the City of Brownsville announced.
City leaders said the agreement supports work to identify funding that can strengthen EMS capacity as Brownsville grows. Emergency medical services provide urgent pre-hospital care, transport and coordination with hospitals and other public-safety agencies.
The city did not characterize the action as a final funding award. Any funding pursued through the agreement remains subject to the requirements and approvals of the applicable program or agency.
Source: City of Brownsville
