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Commissioners approve creation of Emergency Medical Service District covering Hennessey School District
Summary
Kingfisher County commissioners voted unanimously to approve Resolution #22 to form an Emergency Medical Service District with Garfield County that will comprise Hennessey School District I-16.
Kingfisher County commissioners on March 23 approved Resolution #22 to form an Emergency Medical Service District with Garfield County that will comprise the Hennessey School District I-16.
The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Chairman Mike Sparks and seconded by Commissioner Anthony Schwarz; Commissioners Jeff Moss, Sparks and Schwarz voted yes. The resolution, described on the meeting agenda as a joint Kingfisher and Garfield Counties action, is intended to establish a taxing and governance structure for emergency medical services serving the Hennessey School District.
County officials provided no further detail during the meeting on the district’s funding levels, governance composition or timeline for implementation. The minutes record only the approved motion and unanimous vote; the resolution text and related financing details were not included in the public minutes and are available in the County Clerk’s Office, the minutes state.
The next procedural step recorded in the meeting minutes is adoption of the resolution itself; the minutes do not note an effective date or when the new district’s services would begin.
