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County administrator flags medic EMS funding gap, announces United Way and hunger-drive participation, and forms AI focus group
Summary
County Administrator Mahesh Sharma updated the board about employee United Way participation (pledges that earn up to eight hours off), Scott County’s participation in a Riverbend Food Bank hunger drive, a space-study rollout, an artificial intelligence focus group and the need to address a potential revenue–expenditure gap in medic EMS funding ahead of any referendum.
County Administrator Mahesh Sharma delivered a broad administrative update to the Scott County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 9, reporting on employee charitable participation, operational planning and a budget concern for medic EMS.
On employee giving, Sharma said Scott County has a longstanding tradition of participating in the United Way campaign and that employees who pledge at least $52 annually will be entered in a drawing to receive up to eight hours of vacation time. "When I said receive up to 8 hours, because there…
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