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AirMedCare outlines county membership options; county staff raise administrative leave and payment-service concerns
Summary
At the March 9 meeting, an AirMedCare representative presented membership options for county air-ambulance service. County staff and a resident raised requests and operational concerns: an administrative-leave clause for Sheriff's Office employees and an unresolved GovPay payment issue dating to December.
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During the Lynn County Commissioner's Court meeting on March 9, 2026, Rebekah Ratliff of AirMedCare presented membership options available to the county for air ambulance services. Ratliff spoke to the court during the "other county business" portion of the agenda and outlined membership offerings available to county residents and employees.
Wanda Mason, speaking during the same portion of the meeting, requested adding a clause to the Sheriff's Office section of the County Policy and Procedure Manual to address administrative leave for Sheriff's Office employees. The court did not take formal action on that request; the item was presented for information only and may be scheduled for a future agenda.
Tax Assessor-Collector Kathy Grant reported an ongoing problem with GovPay, a third-party payment service, that the county has been unable to resolve since December. Grant said the issue remains unresolved; no immediate remedy was recorded in the minutes and the item was informational only.
No formal votes were taken on the AirMedCare membership presentation, the administrative-leave request or the GovPay issue during the meeting. The presentations were recorded as information for the court.
