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Committee renews EMA volunteer auto coverage under existing three-year bid
Summary
The committee approved renewal of Emergency Management volunteer vehicle coverage under the existing three-year bid and kept current deductible levels; the list includes roughly 35 volunteers identified as drivers for county vehicles.
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The Sumner County Self Insurance Board Committee voted to renew emergency management (EMA) volunteer auto coverage under the terms of the current three-year bid and to retain the previously agreed deductible structure; the motion passed by voice vote.
Staff explained the list provided in the meeting packet identifies 39 individuals who would be eligible to drive EMA vehicles, of which about 35 are volunteers and the remainder are full- or part-time county employees. Committee members confirmed the policy covers individuals only when they are driving county vehicles and that the coverage is tied to the vehicle use. Staff recommended against making coverage changes now because the program is governed by a three-year bid and the renewal window is close.
A committee member moved to renew the auto coverage based on the bid and keep the deductible options already in place; the motion carried. Staff said they will proceed with renewal paperwork to lock the coverage before the mid-July renewal date and will report back if any administrative issues arise.

