City allocates $390K for replacement of 4 outdated cardiac monitors

During the recent City Council meeting on December 12, 2024, the New Franklin Council approved a significant funding request aimed at enhancing local healthcare services. The council voted to allocate $390,916 for the replacement of four outdated cardiac monitors, which have been in use for 12 years.

The funding will also cover a grant preparation cost of $2,000, along with an additional 5 percent fee amounting to $9,896. This investment is expected to improve the quality of cardiac care available to residents, ensuring that medical staff have access to modern and reliable equipment.

The decision reflects the council's commitment to maintaining high standards in community health services and addressing the needs of local healthcare providers. As the city moves forward with this initiative, residents can anticipate enhanced medical support in critical situations.