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Woodland Township executive committee discusses options for EMS services

Woodland Township Executive Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 28, 2026 executive meeting, Woodland Township’s committee discussed identifying potential EMS providers and the key terms that could be included in service agreements; no contract or vote was recorded in the minutes.

Woodland Township’s executive committee discussed options for providing emergency medical services at a meeting on Jan. 28, 2026. The minutes state the committee focused on identifying potential service providers and the potential terms to include in EMS services agreements.

The discussion, as recorded in the minutes, was at a planning level: committee members reviewed provider options and agreement terms but did not record a formal motion, vote or selection of a provider. The minutes do not list specific providers, contract values, response-time targets or proposed start dates.

Attendees listed in the meeting record include Mayor DeGroff, Committeeman Herndon, Committeewoman Mull, Township Solicitor William Burns, Township Clerk/Administrator Maryalice Brown and CFO Kathleen Rosmando. The minutes were later approved on Feb. 18, 2026 and released in full on the same date.

Because no formal action or contract award appears in the minutes, any next steps (such as issuing a request for proposals or directing staff to negotiate terms) are not specified in the record. The meeting record indicates the committee continues to evaluate EMS delivery options and terms for an eventual agreement.