By Alexandra Noad, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald Transitioning Blood Tribe Emergency Services fire dispatch to Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services will better serve Blood Tribe members, says the tribe’s fire chief. In announcing the change, Chief Travis Coleman said it will be a major step forward in enhancing the ability to respond quickly and effectively for the community. “The advancement leads for faster response times, clear communication and better coordination, ultimately improving the safety of our people and our land.” Before now, the Blood Tribe Fire Department relied on cell phones, which resulted in emergencies occasionally being missed. Coleman said having radio dispatchers will help not only streamline the process of calls, but also allow the Blood Tribe to connect with mutual aid partners. “Now we can actually…
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