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County public safety director talks ambulance service, emergency preparedness

July 9, 2025 | Hansen Hasenberg

With a population of 200,000 and growing, Santa Rosa County first responders must be as prepared as ever to meet the needs of the community. Add an influx of tourists each spring and summer and you have a serious need to be ready for disasters and incidents.

Tom Lloyd, public safety director for Santa Rosa County, speaks to a group of Santa Rosa residents about ambulance services in the county and plans for large scale events such as Mardi Gras on Navarre Beach.

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