Voluntary ESDs report budgets, capital plans; commissioners accept reports
Representatives from multiple Emergency Services Districts presented year-end financials and capital plans — ESD 2 reported roughly $170,000 year-end balances and plans for a 20,000-gallon tank and pump improvements; the court accepted presentations and noted a push to bring all ESDs into state reporting compliance.
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Representatives from several Emergency Services Districts delivered year-end reports to the commissioners. An ESD No. 2 representative summarized accounts: approximately $45,000 in checking, $100,000 in a trade/agreement account and $37,000 in another bank account, ending the year near $170,000. The representative said the district spent about $80,000 on a building and is planning infrastructure upgrades including a 20,000-gallon tank and upgraded pumps and filling lines.
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