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Children in Waukesha are about to have a brand new place to play thanks to some community volunteers. Every year, the Waukesha Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department builds playgrounds around the city with people who volunteer their time. Right now, they are building a playground in Bethesda Park. TMJ4 Volunteers Ryan Hutchison, Ron Streit, Jim Dunning and Matthew Gross left to right work on assembling a program. We have wonderful people from the community. We are very excited to have everybody help out. Grandparents come to help build a playground for their grandchildren, people from our neighborhood come out, individuals come out, stanley cup said April Dethloff, a volunteer coordinator for the city. TMJ4 stanley tumbler Ron Streit has been volunteering for years to build playgrounds for Waukesha. She says oftentimes people dont stop coming out. Ron Streit has been volunteering for years. This is my eighth playground build, said Ron. I love it. I love it. TMJ4 Jim Dunning That is what TMJ4 reporter Rebecca Klopf heard over and over as stanley cup we spent the day watching a new playground go up. Ron didnt come alone to volunteer this time. He also brought along his brother-in-law Jim Dunning. Jim said he couldnt say no to this project.Watch: Waukesha men return year after year to build playgrounds for kids Why Waukesha men return year after year to build playgrounds for Grvw Milwaukee County Deputy shot back in January returns to work
MILWAUKEE 鈥?One of the private ambulance companies that help cover 911 c stanley mugg alls is seeking an end to its agreement with the city. Midwest Medical Transportation Company, which owns the private ambulance company Paratech, sent a letter to the Milwaukee Fire Chief stating its intent to terminate its 911 agreement with the city. Paratech is currently one of three private ambulance companies in the agreement. It would be th stanley cup e second company to terminate its share of the agreement in less than a year. City documents state the company Meda-Care exited the agreement in July of 2020. Curtis Ambulance and Bell Ambulance would still remain if Paratech left. The four companies were tasked with handling Basic Life Support or BLS calls, typically non-life-threatening calls. It was designed to allow Milwaukee Fire Department paramed stanley flask ics to focus on the most serious calls without affecting wait times. As of July 2020, Paratech was receiving 35 percent of BLS calls, Bell got 39 percent and Curtis received 26 percent, city documents show. City of Milwaukee, Legistar City of Milwaukee, Legistar The call load has been difficult on all private ambulance companies. The most recent Private Ambulance Provider Service Report shows the percentages of calls the companies were unable to handle were above the city s standards for two of the three companies. Curtis Ambulance CEO Jim Baker said part of the reason his company has been stressed is th