Woodland Township committee discusses potential shared EMS agreement, schedules follow-up budget meeting

WOODLAND TOWNSHIP — The Woodland Township executive committee discussed proposed terms for a potential shared-service agreement to provide Emergency Medical Services but did not take a final vote, according to the meeting record for March 5, 2026.

The meeting record lists Mayor DeGroff, Committeeman Herndon, Committeewoman Mull, Kathleen Rosmando, CFO, Chris Stopero, OEM, and Maryalice Brown, Township Clerk/Administrator, as present. The minutes state that the committee reviewed the proposed terms and conditions of the shared-service agreement for EMS but that no final decisions were reached.

The minutes say the committee reached a consensus that another budget meeting was needed to continue discussions. That follow-up meeting was anticipated for March 25, 2026, at 3:30 p.m., according to the record. The minutes include no motion text, mover/second, or recorded vote tied to the decision to schedule further discussion.

Maryalice Brown, RMC, signed the minutes submitted for the March 5 meeting. The record notes the minutes were approved and released in full on March 25, 2026.

The record does not include details of the proposed contract terms, funding sources, service partners, or operational changes to local EMS coverage. The minutes do not identify any formal direction to staff to execute, negotiate, or approve an agreement; they only record that further budget discussion was planned. Any action on a shared-service agreement would require future committee consideration and any formal vote or documented motion is not reflected in the March 5 minutes.