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Buchanan County supervisors approve letter seeking federal grant for ambulance

Buchanan County Board of Supervisors · February 27, 2026
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Summary

The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 27 approved a letter of support to Congresswoman Ashley Hinson requesting federal grant funding for a new ambulance, authorized the chair to sign the letter, and recorded that Supervisor John Kurtz will submit the letters.

The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 27 approved a letter of support to Congresswoman Ashley Hinson seeking federal grant funding for a new ambulance and authorized Chairperson Dawn Vogel to sign the letter on behalf of the board.

Auditor Kris Wilgenbusch requested board action to approve and sign the letter to meet a short turnaround for the funding opportunity. Supervisor John Kurtz moved to approve the letter and authorize Vogel to sign; Supervisor Keith Wieland seconded. Kurtz also will submit the letters to the congresswoman’s office, and the board recorded the motion as approved "all in favor."

The item was added to the agenda by motion earlier in the meeting. The board also voted to adjourn later in the session. The meeting record lists Supervisors John Kurtz, Dawn Vogel and Keith Wieland as present; Wilgenbusch is recorded as auditor.

The letter of support seeks federal grant assistance for an ambulance; no dollar amount, grant program name, application deadline or further funding details were specified in the meeting record. The board did not take additional formal action beyond approving the letter and authorizing the chair’s signature.

Minutes show the board handled routine agenda items and adjourned; the board’s stated next steps are the submission of the letters to Congresswoman Hinson’s office by Supervisor Kurtz.