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Director reports staffing vacancy, vehicle remount schedule and a $2,000 fuel increase
Summary
Public Safety Director Tim Adler told the Ambulance Commission that one full‑time EMS position is open, Unit 266 should complete a remount by end of May 2026 while Units 265 and 268 are scheduled for remounts in 2027 and 2028, and fuel costs rose about $2,000 from the prior month.
Public Safety Director Tim Adler presented the Ambulance Commission’s director’s report April 30, reporting staffing, facility and vehicle updates and monthly statistics.
Adler said there is one full‑time EMS position available and a few applicants are under review. He reported no drastic building issues and said he is creating a preventive‑maintenance program for equipment and exterior yard work. On fleet status, Adler said Unit 266 should finish a remount toward the end of May 2026; Unit 265 has experienced electrical issues (horns, lights, door locks) and is scheduled for remount at the end of 2027; Unit 268 is scheduled for remount in 2028.
Monthly statistics and invoices for March 2026 were presented; the minutes record fuel costs increased by approximately $2,000 from the previous month. Adler said he will present a 'Revenues with Comparison to Budget' report at a future meeting. Deputy EMS Chief Adam Robarge noted the June 25 meeting would conflict with the Tractor Pull and the commission agreed to move the meeting to June 23, 2026.
Commission members then moved to approve the Director’s Report; the motion carried as recorded in the minutes. The minutes do not provide a roll‑call vote tally.
