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Lumberton introduces ordinance to repeal EMS third-party billing plan; public hearing set for July 2
Summary
Clerk read Ordinance 2026-08 rescinding Lumberton Township Code sections on Emergency Medical Services third-party billing and fees; Deputy Mayor Fay moved to introduce the ordinance and the committee voted unanimously to introduce it and scheduled a second reading/public hearing for July 2, 2026.
Lumberton Township introduced Ordinance 2026-08 on June 4, which rescinds sections of the township code related to Emergency Medical Services third-party billing plans and fees.
Clerk Bobby Quinn read the ordinance title into the record. Deputy Mayor Fay moved to introduce the ordinance; the motion was seconded and passed on a unanimous roll-call vote. Committee members clarified the ordinance number on the record before the vote.
The committee scheduled the second reading and public hearing for July 2, 2026. No public comment specific to the ordinance was recorded at the June 4 meeting.
The introduction is a procedural step that opens the ordinance for public hearing and formal consideration on the scheduled date.
