Rural Metro
Rural/Metro Corporation was an American for-profit emergency services organization, providing emergency medical transportation, non-emergency general medical transportation, fire protection services, and emergency-related training services to private and commercial enterprises. The company was considered the second-largest emergency services organization in the United States and major competitor to AMR. Operating in more than 400 communities across 21 states. Rural/Metro employs over 8,000 people and answers 1.5 million calls for service yearly. Rural/Metro owns Southwest Ambulance of Arizona as well as Bowers and Pacific Ambulances of California.
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Rural Metro
Rural/Metro Corporation was an American for-profit emergency services organization, providing emergency medical transportation, non-emergency general medical transportation, fire protection services, and emergency-related training services to private and commercial enterprises. The company was considered the second-largest emergency services organization in the United States and major competitor to AMR. Operating in more than 400 communities across 21 states. Rural/Metro employs over 8,000 people and answers 1.5 million calls for service yearly. Rural/Metro owns Southwest Ambulance of Arizona as well as Bowers and Pacific Ambulances of California.
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