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Board hears about monthly trainings, Owl camera recordings and Pelham's training offer
Summary
Director Dave Simpson said GCAS staff and Dr. Gamble are coordinating monthly trainings with fire chiefs using an Owl camera to record sessions; Pelham Training Center has provided free education and offered continued training in exchange for an old vehicle.
GCAS Director Dave Simpson told the Greene County Emergency Medical Service Board that Dr. Gamble and GCAS staff are coordinating monthly training sessions with area fire chiefs and are using an Owl camera to record those sessions for online use.
Simpson noted that Pelham Training Center provided educational training at no charge and that Tim, at Pelham, expressed interest in acquiring an older GCAS truck. "Pelham is interested in the truck for $1.00 and in return is willing to provide more training at no cost," the minutes state. The board authorized Simpson to negotiate terms with Pelham and to work with Secretary Marvin Abshire to draft a contract for the Board of Commissioners' approval.
Board members said nothing in the minutes to contradict Simpson's characterization of the training arrangement. The transcript does not include details about the scope, frequency, or curriculum of future Pelham-provided training.
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