Kimball County first responders participate in mock training

Kimball County first responders participated in a county-wide mock training over the weekend.

August 24, 2026Updated: August 24, 2026

By Kristi Shields

Kimball County first responders participate in mock training

Kimball County EMS is helping a patient in the mock mass casualty training.Photo courtesy of Bushnell Fire Department.

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