Kettering said in a press release that it will use some of the land it acquired to add a permanent medical helicopter and base at the medical center, which is accredited through Grandview Medical Center and is also part of the health network.
“This land swap is a win-win for the Preble County Youth Foundation and Kettering Health Network,” said Bill Dues, a retired judge and chairman of the PCYF. “The land we received from the network is in a good location for the future expansion of the YMCA and the PCYF.”
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