Ind. Code § 16-31-5-2
Restrictions on provision of ambulance services
Redline — January 1, 2018 → current.View current text →
Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 2. A city, town, or county may not adopt an ordinance that restricts a person from providing emergency ambulance services in the city, town, township, or county if:
Sec. 2. A city, town, or county may not adopt an ordinance that restricts a person from providing ambulance services in the city, town, township, or county if:
(1) the person is authorized to provide emergency ambulance services in any part of another county; and
(1) the person is authorized to provide ambulance services in any part of another county; and
(2) the person has been requested to provide emergency ambulance services: (A) to the county in which the person is authorized to provide emergency ambulance services, and those services will originate in another county; or (B) from the county in which the person is authorized to provide emergency ambulance services, and those services will terminate in another county.
(2) the person has been requested to provide ambulance services: (A) to the county in which the person is authorized to provide ambulance services, and those services will originate in another county; or (B) from the county in which the person is authorized to provide ambulance services, and those services will terminate in another county.
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