Fire/EMS budget shows slight net decrease; ambulance repairs and equipment funding noted
Trustees reviewed a joint Fire/EMS budget packet showing a net decrease across the two departments (from $496,880 to $491,981), noted ambulance repairs after a minor accident and said auction proceeds will cover defibrillator costs.
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President Mike Brusberg summarized the Fire/EMS packet on Aug. 25, saying the fire department showed a 3.4% net decrease while EMS had a nominal 1.1% increase; combined, the two departments represent about a 1% net decrease in total appropriations from $496,880 to $491,981.
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