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Cloverdale Ambulance outlines 24/7 coverage, rising demand and tight budget
Summary
Cloverdale Healthcare District CEO outlined ambulance staffing, equipment upgrades and a budget under $1.3 million; the district logged about 1,400 calls in 2025 and relies on transport revenue and supplemental reimbursement programs to cover costs.
Eric Colm, chief executive of the Cloverdale Healthcare District Ambulance, gave a presentation to the council on the agency’s service area, staffing, fleet and finances.
Colm said the district now staffs a primary ALS ambulance 24/7, operates three ambulances plus a quick-response vehicle (QRV), and reported more than 1,400 calls in 2025 with year-over-year increases of 8–10% in call volume. The agency employs two full-time…
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