Legislative budget panel keeps Emergency Medical Services Board budget largely intact
Fiscal analysts told lawmakers the Emergency Medical Services Board requested $3.2 million for FY25, funded by a levy on fire insurance premiums and regulatory fees; the Legislative Budget Committee made no changes and the board warned of staffing shortages.
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Megan Leopold, a fiscal analyst with the Kansas Legislative Research Department, told the Legislative Budget Subcommittee the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Board requested $3,200,000 for fiscal year 2025 and that the Legislative Budget Committee (LBC) made no changes to the agency's recommendations.
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