Peterson: Are people dying in Tracy because of emergency services glitch? – East Bay Times

May 19, 2017

Peterson: Are people dying in Tracy because of emergency services glitch?
East Bay Times
Bradley and Mayor Robert Rickman strongly advocated for their paramedics to be allowed to respond to all emergency medical calls in Tracy. Currently, San Joaquin County dispatchers sometimes direct AMR ambulances to low-level calls without notifying …

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