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Shell Lake council approves Resolution #4-2025 after North Memorial Ambulance presents 2024 statistics

City of Shell Lake City Council · June 9, 2025
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Summary

On June 9, 2025, the Shell Lake City Council unanimously adopted Resolution #4-2025 (Compliance Maintenance Resolution — CMAR Report Year 2024) after hearing 2024 service statistics from North Memorial Ambulance; council members expressed general satisfaction with ambulance service.

The Shell Lake City Council on June 9 unanimously adopted Resolution #4-2025, titled "Compliance Maintenance Resolution — CMAR Report Year 2024," following a presentation of 2024 service statistics by North Memorial Ambulance managers.

Travis Stowe and Simone Ramler, management with North Memorial Ambulance, presented the company’s 2024 statistics on ambulance service to Shell Lake. Council members asked questions about response times and coverage; according to the meeting record, the general consensus was that North Memorial is "doing a great job" serving the community.

City Administrator Andrew Eiche presented the 2024 CMAR report immediately after the North Memorial presentation. Stephen Smith moved to adopt Resolution #4-2025, and Mike Andrews seconded the motion. The resolution passed by unanimous vote.

The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the meeting text; the minutes state the motion carried unanimously. The meeting record also notes that Rob Anderson was absent from the June 9 session.