Taking care of their communities: Tri-County EMS recognized for Exceptional Clinical Care

by Ryan Bergeron
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In early May, Tri-County EMS received word that it earned the Certificate of Excellence from the Minnesota Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board (EMRSB) and the Medical Director Standing Advisory Committee for 2023-- the second straight year it has earned this recognition. (submitted photo)


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