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Woodland Township committee discusses possible shared EMS agreement with Southampton Township
Summary
At an executive meeting March 4, Woodland Township leaders discussed pursuing a shared-service agreement with Southampton Township EMS and what terms such an agreement should include; the record notes no final decisions were made.
Woodland Township’s executive committee discussed the possibility of entering a shared-service agreement with Southampton Township EMS at its March 4, 2026 meeting, but made no final decision.
The committee — Mayor DeGroff, Committeeman Herndon and Committeewoman Mull — considered whether a formal agreement with Southampton Township EMS would be appropriate and what terms and conditions it should include, according to the meeting record. Also present for the discussion were Solicitor William Burns, OEM Chris Stopero and Township Clerk/Administrator Maryalice Brown, RMC; representatives from Southampton included Mayor William Rafferty, Administrator Brandon Umba and Southampton EMS Chief Eamonn Fitzpatrick.
The meeting record says the committee discussed the provision of Emergency Medical Services in Woodland and “the possibility of entering into a shared service agreement with Southampton Township EMS and the potential terms and conditions to be included in said agreement.” The record does not list specific proposed terms, motions, or a timetable for further action.
No final decisions were made during the session. The minutes were signed by Maryalice Brown and noted as approved and released in full on March 25, 2026.
The record does not specify next steps, any draft agreement language, or funding arrangements; those details are marked as not specified in the minutes.
