exactly three miles from downtown blanchard,but outside city limits so county folks had to come from 30 miles away.Remember all those old westerns you saw where the town marshal says its out of his jurisdiction? Still alive and well here and just a fact of life .Her house was on the wrong side of the road for town cops.Believe it or not town cops were setting a mile away waiting on a call for assistance from county. Welcome to small town okla! You should see them argue when theres a grass fire!sat and talked to the firefighters from one town ,while we sat accross the road and watched a house burn. Other town was busy and didnt request assistance.God forbid you get a new dispatcher,no one goes anywhere!got 911 last year i think it was,you call in they find your house on a map decide whitch one of the five towns your in and then call them herself and relays your messages.trouble is right square in the middle of it all is an area of a few square miles thats sort of no mans land.county takes care of us on law enforcement but we have our own volunteer fire dept.forget calling a ambulance one will come out after they all call each other and decide whos got jurisdiction.Im two miles from a ambulance but i have to get one from thirty miles away!mclain county and grady county splits the town right half in two,one side of the street you get one service ,another on the other side.quite frankly its probably best she handled the problem herself ,because the cops are probably still arguing.
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