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Council extends interlocal agreement for EMS with ESD No. 3 through December
Summary
The council authorized an amended interlocal agreement with Elgin Emergency Services District No. 3 to continue EMS services through December at the same monthly amount of $27,900.
The Elgin City Council approved a consent-agenda item authorizing the interim city manager to execute an amended interlocal agreement with Elgin Emergency Services District No. 3 to continue emergency medical services support through December of this year. Staff told the council the extension keeps the monthly payment amount at $27,900.
The extension was brought forward on the consent agenda and approved by roll-call vote. City staff told the council the request extends the existing arrangement through December to maintain continuity of EMS coverage while longer-term funding and service arrangements are considered.
Why it matters: The interlocal agreement governs a material monthly payment for EMS services ($27,900 per month) and keeps the current service arrangement in place through the end of the calendar year while staff and the council consider next steps.
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