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The document outlines the requirements for the EMS Funding Assistance Program in Wisconsin, specifically focusing on the municipal signature and population verification needed for the application process. It details the information required from ambulance service providers and municipalities, including population served and certification by municipal clerks, to ensure compliance with state regulations for receiving financial and training assistance.

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