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Ok, so let’s talk something else.. What if a yid dies.. should 911 be the one to handle the body?
It doesn’t matter now. It has passed, and it is now up to our Governor to sign or not, and it’s confusing to me that yiddem do not want Hazolah in their neighborhood? I don’t understand that, but then again, there is alot I do not understand in these times.

It’s terrible! I, for the life of me, do not understand their kup! Not just about this issue but all the issues. They remind me of the secular Jews of Germany in the 30s. Our parents a”h and grandparents a”h went through the same times not that long ago. Why don’t they see it? That’s been my most major concern these last few years.

It’s funny to me that a Catholic man understands the need for Hazolah in Florida and all the rules of Shomra Negia etc. but people on this site.. don’t.. My mother A”H used Hazolah alot in her final years and if she couldn’t she probably would have left us sooner. Hazolah Volunteer lived 2 houses away, came within seconds, who knows how long 911 would have taken. The Hazolah Volunteer was extremely respectful of my mother’s wishes and my mother in general. 911 would never have treated her the same. Hazolah understands the needs of the Frum polulation, 911? Why would they? That’s why we need to have Hazolah in Florida especially since the Frum communities in Florida are growing. 2100 homes near Tampa for Chasidis families? Imagine 911 responding to that community?