Board discusses EMS Essential Service Advisory Committee; five applicants so far
In a work session the board reviewed a proposed EMS Essential Service Advisory Committee structure and learned five applications have been submitted; Emergency Management will serve as fiscal agent and the committee will draft a levy and budget to present to the board.
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During a work session following the Sept. 22 regular meeting, Emergency Management Director Jamey Robinson and the Board discussed creating an EMS Essential Service Advisory Committee to guide EMS planning and funding. Robinson said, "To date, 5 applications were turned in for possible interest in serving on the committee," and the Board agreed to continue accepting applications through the end of October.
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