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Scott County Fiscal Court authorizes purchase of ambulance using Sourcewell agreement
Summary
At a special-called meeting April 7, the Scott County Fiscal Court unanimously authorized the judge to sign a contract to buy an ambulance through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing agreement; the court said insurance proceeds and next year—s budget will fund the purchase and staff will finalize contract revisions.
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On April 7, the Scott County Fiscal Court voted unanimously to authorize the judge to sign a contract to purchase an ambulance through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing agreement.
Court members said the purchase responds to an aging fleet and immediate availability: the vehicle is expected to be ready in June. Court members said they plan to apply insurance proceeds toward a down payment and pay the remainder from next year—s budget unless current-year funds become available.
The vote came during a special called meeting limited to the ambulance purchase. The court established a quorum, a motion to authorize the judge to sign the purchase contract was made and seconded, and the motion carried unanimously. Court members and staff discussed fleet availability and repairs: speakers noted the county had been operating with three ambulances out of service and that one vehicle recently returned to service.
Court staff said they received fleet and mileage information and that one vendor has offered a loaner vehicle. Staff and members asked that contract adjustments requested by a member (Cam) be incorporated; staff said they would double-check the revised contract and share the signed document after finalizing insurance details. The judge also said he had informed Mayor Jenkins of the purchase plan.
The court recorded no dollar amount in the meeting record. Members described the funding plan as using insurance settlement proceeds for the down payment and paying the balance from the next fiscal year—s budget unless staff (Michelle) identifies available funds in the current budget; the court said it would return to the body for any budget allocations before spending.
The court adjourned after approving the authorization and directing staff to finalize contract revisions and report back when insurance details and the finalized contract are available.

