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Fremont County tables short-term Frontier Ambulance contract extension pending revised language
Summary
Commissioners reviewed a proposed 90-day extension to the Frontier Ambulance contract with a 1% price increase and continued 911 subsidy but asked for revised language addressing an expired grant clause; discussion was tabled for a revised contract.
The Fremont County Commissioners on June 23 reviewed but did not adopt a proposed 90-day extension to the county’s contract with Frontier Ambulance. The proposed extension would have run through Oct. 30, 2026, included a one-percent price increase, and continued the county’s 911 subsidy at its current level.
Commissioner Michael Jones reviewed the short-term extension during the meeting and said the revised contract must include language addressing amendment four about grant funding and its expiration on June 30, 2026. Because the contract needed changes, the board requested a revised draft and tabled further action.
The transcript indicates the extension was discussed as a short-term measure to bridge the contract while the county addresses grant funding language; the board did not vote on the extension at the June 23 meeting. County staff requested a revised contract for a future meeting. No contract amounts beyond the noted 1% increase and the existing 911 subsidy level were specified in the public record presented.
