Webster County adopts EMS essential‑service plan, votes to create EMS coordinator position
After months of advisory work, the Webster County Board of Supervisors approved an EMS essential‑service plan, a 28E template for interagency agreements and the creation of a county EMS coordinator position to help stabilize staffing, billing and training for local ambulance and first‑responder services.
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The Webster County Board of Supervisors voted Sept. 23 to adopt an EMS essential‑service plan recommended by the county’s EMS advisory council, approve a 28E template to guide interagency service agreements and authorize creation of a county EMS coordinator position subject to human‑resources review.
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