Commissioners highlight $600,000 EMS training grant and improved response times
Commissioners reported the county secured a $600,000 emergency medical services training grant (approximately $300,000 per year for two years) and said average arrival-to-scene times are 8.3 minutes with in-room times about 2–2.5 minutes, figures described as better than rural averages.
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During commissioner reports on Sept. 22, a commissioner highlighted recent EMS developments, saying the county "secured a grant... for $600,000. 300,000 a year for 2 years." The speaker credited local staff for leading the effort and noted a recent $28,800 check from an external event reimbursement.
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