Your Source for everything Cape Cod
PROVINCETOWN – The Lower Cape Ambulance Association is closing down this summer.
The nonprofit provided medical transport service for both Provincetown and Truro for over eight decades.
The program originally planned to shut down in 2024, but that plan has since been moved up.
Both towns have their own full time paramedics and rescue squads, which have both seen growth ahead of the planned closure of the association.
About Grady CulhaneGrady Culhane is a Cape Cod native from Eastham. He studied media communications at Cape Cod Community College and joined the CapeCod.com News Center in 2019. Host of Sunday Journal.
Sunday Journal – 2024 in Review, New Years with Barnstable County Commissioner Mark Forest
D-Y Schools Invited To Mass School Building Authority
Bourne Mobile Home Lawsuit Remanded
State Provides Funding For Additional Winter Shelter Beds
Winning Names Picked For MassDOT Snowplows
Advertisements Being Brought Back To Steamship Authority Boats
Upper Cape YMCA Sees More Donations After $10 Million Gift
Third Right Whale Seen Entangled In One Week, Raising Extinction Concerns Addiction Center In Hyannis Closing, Governor Signs Bill Expanding Coverage For Substance Abuse Treatment SouthCoast Wind Has Been Approved
Study Identifies Most Dangerous Route 6 and Route 28 Interchanges
