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Appling County approves AirMedCare renewal and accepts donation for aquatic timing system
Summary
The board renewed a municipal AirMedCare Network agreement at a county cost of $70,024 and accepted a $7,723.25 donation plus an existing timing system toward a new electronic touchpad at the Appling County Aquatic Center.
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Appling County commissioners unanimously approved a municipal site agreement renewal with AirMedCare Network and accepted a donation to the county’s aquatic center during the Sept. 9 regular meeting.
County Manager Reid Lovett recommended renewing the AirMedCare Network agreement at a county cost of $70,024.00; minutes record that the county-level payment would reduce household costs by $44 but would not provide fully covered flights for uninsured residents without individuals purchasing a separate plan. Commissioner Daryl Edwards moved to renew the agreement and the board approved the motion unanimously.
The board also approved accepting a $7,723.25 donation from the Appling Bullpen toward purchase of an electronic touchpad timing system for the Appling County Aquatic Center. County Attorney Tracy Brown said the Bullpen would relinquish an existing timing system valued at $4,919.00; the remaining $9,046.00 required to purchase the new system would come from the Recreation Department’s existing budget. Commissioner Daryl Edwards moved to accept the donation and allow Chairman Leslie Burch to sign a memorandum of understanding; the motion was unanimously approved.
The minutes show both items were approved on motions recorded with seconding commissioners and no dissent; details on implementation timelines were not included in the minutes.
