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Floyd County Ambulance Commission hires PCG Group for feasibility study of alternative service models
Summary
The commission voted 4-1 to accept PCG Groups proposal to study alternative ambulance-service delivery models; the minutes record the vote but do not specify study cost or timeline. Commissioner Rottinghaus opposed the selection.
The Floyd County Ambulance Commission voted April 27 to engage PCG Group to conduct a feasibility study examining alternative delivery models for ambulance services.
Hugh Anderson moved to accept the PCG Group proposal and Dawnett Willis seconded; the motion passed 4-1 with Frank Rottinghaus recorded in opposition. The minutes state the commission examined proposals but do not list the studys cost, timeline or scope details beyond assessing viability of alternative delivery models.
Commissioners listed future items that connect to the study: review of the 28E agreement that established the commission for relevance and potential changes, and a review of State EMS standards. The minutes do not record a formal vendor contract amount or a deadline for the study deliverable.
The commission set its next meeting for May 19, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. at the Floyd County Emergency Operations Center; the minutes indicate coordination with PCG Group will be a follow-up task for the commission.
