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Carol Spessart interviews for Berkeley County Emergency Ambulance Authority seat; commissioners praise long local service
Summary
Carol Spessart, a longtime county resident and nurse-educator with earlier experience at the emergency ambulance authority and emergency dispatch, interviewed before the commission for a seat on the Berkeley County Emergency Ambulance Authority; commissioners expressed support but did not record a formal appointment at this meeting.
Carol Spessart appeared before the Berkeley County Commission to interview for a seat on the Berkeley County Emergency Ambulance Authority.
Spessart told the commission she has lived in Berkeley County most of her life, worked at the county emergency 911 center in earlier years, was employed by the Berkeley County Emergency Ambulance Authority in the early 1990s, practiced as a nurse and later moved into education teaching nursing students at Blue Ridge. She described a long history of volunteer and professional work in local emergency services and said she wanted to help guide the county’s future EMS system as the county grows.
Commissioners thanked Spessart for decades of service and noted her resume contained references and varied experience including work with the state medical examiner, hospice, hospital emergency department work and teaching. The transcript records appreciation and some personal recollections from commissioners; no formal appointment vote was recorded in the provided transcript segment.
Ending: Commissioners indicated appreciation and directed that applications and resumes be handled per the normal reappointment/appointment process; any formal appointment or additional interviews were not recorded in the transcript.
