Franklin County is moving quickly to
relocate its ambulance annex in Lanark Village.
The County currently houses ambulances
at the Fire House on Oak Street in Lanark Village but said that they
are now having an issue with people partying in front of the building
making it difficult for ambulances to respond to calls and to return
after a call.
The problems began after a family moved
into the fire house and has parties out front.
Commissioners said the issue also
affects the fire department response time.
Law enforcement has been called an a
few occasions but the problem still persists.
The Commission is now planning to move
the ambulances back to the old annex on Highway 98 near Island View
park.
The county moved the ambulances from
that location a while ago because the building is not set up for EMS
workers, plus the driveway opens on to a sharp curve on Highway 98.
But now the county said it will hire an
architect on an emergency basis to see what needs to be done to the
building so it can be used by Ambulance workers.
The architect will hopefully have the
costs ready for Tuesday's county commission meeting at which point
the county will decide whether to move forward.
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