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Calhoun County Board dissolves EMS essential-services resolution and approves 40-hour comp-time transfer
Summary
The Board voted to dissolve Resolution 2025-20 (which had named EMS as an essential service and created an advisory council) and approved transferring 40 hours of comp time within the EMS department.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors voted Nov. 12 to dissolve Resolution 2025-20, which had previously named emergency medical services as essential and established an EMS Advisory Council.
Bruce Musgrave, identified in the minutes as the county EMS Director, presented department updates before the Board took the action. The dissolution passed unanimously by motion of Cory Ridgely, seconded by Scott Jacobs.
At the same meeting the Board approved a separate personnel action transferring 40 hours of comp time from Musgrave to Tony Grabowski. Both actions were recorded as carried by unanimous vote.
No further detail on the rationale for dissolving the resolution or any replacement policy was included in the minutes. The Board’s action removes the prior designation in Resolution 2025-20; any new policy or advisory structure would require future Board action to implement.
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