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Rock County approves $2,845.93 for ambulance barn door repair; new ambulance stored at airport
Summary
The board approved $2,845.93 to repair an ambulance barn door and heard concerns about excessive damage claims; the county’s new ambulance is being housed at the Rock County airport.
The Rock County Board of Commissioners on March 3 approved repairs to the county’s ambulance barn after a presentation on ambulance damage claims.
Ally Grant met with the commissioners to discuss ambulance-related claims. Commissioner Colby Sybrant moved to approve the quote from Raynor for the door and JP Construction for labor for a combined cost of $2,845.93; Commissioner Faye Smith seconded. The motion carried on a unanimous roll-call vote.
Trenton Gurnsey and Kathleen Schaaf also addressed the board, describing what they characterized as excessive damage claims made to the county for the Ambulance Department. The minutes record the discussion but do not include detailed back-and-forth or any formal finding about the claims.
The transcript notes the county’s new ambulance is currently being housed at the Rock County airport. The repair funding authorizes the listed contractors to perform the door replacement and labor; the minutes do not specify a timeline for the work beyond the approval.
