Posey County EMS reports May activity; EMA flags multiple siren failures
The county’s EMS reported 253 requests and $135,998.29 in May revenue; the EMA found several faulty sirens requiring parts or potential replacement at a projected cost of $40,000–$60,000 each. The sheriff reported 110 inmates housed June 3.
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Posey County EMS Director Paul Micheletti reported May operational figures to the commissioners on June 3: 253 requests, 178 transfers and $135,998.29 in revenue. Micheletti also reminded the board that the Community Paramedic grant ends at the end of June.
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