Georgia Township Accuses Ambulance Services Of Overcharging

Taxpayers in Fulton County pay a private ambulance company $3 million a year to take people to hospitals; the company then bills patients hundreds of dollars each for the rides. Fulton County Fire Chief I. David Daniels said that is "double dipping".
Aug. 16, 2003
Taxpayers in Fulton County pay a private ambulance company $3 million a year to take people to hospitals; the company then bills patients hundreds of dollars each for the rides. Fulton County Fire Chief I. David Daniels said that is "double dipping".
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