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Toledo council orders new EMS ambulance, refers staffing to public safety committee
Summary
The Toledo City Council voted unanimously July 28 to order a new EMS ambulance at an estimated cost of $329,045 with delivery expected August 2027, and sent EMS staffing questions to the public safety committee for review ahead of the Aug. 11 meeting.
The Toledo City Council voted July 28 to order a new emergency medical services ambulance at an estimated cost of $329,045 and an expected delivery date of August 2027.
The motion to order the ambulance was made by Councilmember Boll and seconded by Councilmember Pansegrau; Mayor Brian Thish Sokol and all councilmembers present voiced aye on the motion. The minutes record no opposition or abstentions.
On related operations, Councilmember Vesely moved to refer EMS staffing issues to the city’s public safety committee and asked that that committee return a recommendation at the council’s Aug. 11 meeting. Pansegrau seconded the referral and the motion carried unanimously.
No council discussion or public comment on the ambulance purchase is recorded in the minutes. The next procedural step noted is the public safety committee review of staffing, with the ambulance procurement action approved by the council at this meeting.
