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Pennsylvania State Police said a car went off I-376 (Parkway East) and plunged into the frigid Monongahela River about 120 feet below.
Thanks to a multimillion-dollar gift from UPMC, Pittsburgh will be able to upgrade its againg public works and EMS vehicles.
New plows and more emergency response vehicles are on the way. Why it matters: After a third of Pittsburgh's snowplows broke down earlier this week, UPMC announced Thursday that it is donating $10 million to the city to purchase new plows,
Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor said UPMC will donate $10 million to help the city buy nine new ambulances and a rescue truck, a move sparked by a winter-storm breakdown
Thirty-seven trucks had to be pulled from service during the storm that dumped record-setting snow in the city.
EMS Chief Amera Gilchrist said divers entered the icy Monongahela River in a rescue effort after a car reportedly went off I-376 (Parkway East) and into the water.
A new production dramatizes the creation of the nation’s first paramedic-staffed ambulance service and connects past public health struggles to issues still felt today