HR 7623 proposes Congressional Gold Medal for Freedom House Ambulance Service
February 20, 2026
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This legislation seeks to formally recognize the historical impact of the Freedom House Ambulance Service, which established the first civilian-led emergency medical technician (EMT) training program in the United States.
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Freedom House Ambulance Service
The organization is the designated recipient of the proposed Congressional Gold Medal.
Current stage: in_committee.
Floor Vote.
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This legislation seeks to formally recognize the historical impact of the Freedom House Ambulance Service, which established the first civilian-led emergency medical technician (EMT) training program in the United States.
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