The Florida Bureau of Emergency Medical Services unscheduled Feb. 19 inspection of Okaloosa County Emergency Medical Services resulted in 100 percent compliance, according to Public Safety Director Dino Villani.
This inspection covered all service records including training files, vehicle documents, pharmacology tracking and compliance, as well as quality assurance processes.
Ambulances were also inspected for maintenance compliance, equipment functionality and overall cleanliness.
This article originally appeared on Crestview News Bulletin: Okaloosa County EMS gets 100 percent on no-notice inspection