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Gaines County hosting first responder emergency training exercise
Summary by The Lubbock Editorial Desk Alexis Elliott , as published by KCBD News
· September 26, 2026
· 1 min read
Press Release (Gaines County Sheriff’s Office) - On Saturday morning, September 26, Gaines County first responders and Seminole Memorial Hospital will be conducting an emergency training exercise in the area of NW 5th Street and Avenue E. Seminole Memorial Hospital, Seminole Police Department, Se...
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Key takeaway Seminole Memorial Hospital, Seminole Police Department, Seminole Fire Department, and Seminole EMS are participating.
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What is this story about? Press Release (Gaines County Sheriff’s Office) - On Saturday morning, September 26, Gaines County first responders and Seminole Memorial Hospital will be conducting an emergency training exercise in the area of NW 5th Street and Avenue E. Seminole Memorial Hospital, Seminole Police Department, Se...
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