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Juneau EMS executive committee sets training deadline, plans May membership open house
Summary
At its March 10, 2026, meeting the City of Juneau EMS executive committee approved the agenda and minutes, set a deadline for refresher training to be completed by the June meeting, discussed a pending pay-scale update, and planned a membership-drive open house for May 17.
The City of Juneau EMS executive committee met Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the Public Safety Building to review routine business and plan upcoming training and recruitment activities. Committee members approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting without discussion.
Committee member Nate moved to approve the agenda; committee member Brittany seconded and the motion passed. Later, Brittany moved to approve the prior meeting minutes; Nate seconded and that motion also passed. The transcript does not record numerical vote tallies for either motion.
Under old business, the committee reviewed the EMS schedule including weekend coverage and noted there was no update on the Facebook outreach project. Members discussed plans listed as "new 2352" on the agenda; the transcript uses that designation but does not specify whether it refers to a vehicle, piece of equipment or another asset. The committee also agreed that refresher training must be completed by the June 2026 meeting, with members reminded to finish required training before that date.
On new business, members discussed the EMS pay scale and noted they are "still waiting to hear back from some services" for comparative information. The committee also discussed a membership drive and outreach tactics, including a mass mailing and a Facebook blast, and planned an open-house event for EMS week on May 17 in the afternoon to recruit members and raise public awareness.
The committee listed personnel items (no specific personnel actions were recorded in the transcript) and set the next meeting for April 14 at 5:30 p.m. Committee member Nate moved to adjourn, Brittany seconded, and the motion to adjourn passed with no discussion; the transcript does not include a numerical vote tally for the adjournment.
No statutes, ordinances or formal agreements were cited during the meeting. Dan Zank is listed in the meeting notice as a contact for accommodations and additional information.
