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  1. New rules regarding controlled substances were issued involving EMS and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
  2. A delegation from Maine asked the DEA for guidance regarding EMS protocols and operational issues.

Underfunding and stagnant reimbursement rates are facing the Southern Maine EMS industry, with voters now deciding on a referendum funding package.

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Underfunding and stagnant reimbursement rates are facing the Southern Maine EMS industry, with voters now deciding on a referendum funding package.

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  1. Town leaders are delaying a crucial funding vote regarding a service bailout for the local EMS industry.Sub-event
  2. Southern Maine EMS industry faces underfunding and a critical referendum vote.1 source

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