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Sumner County EMS reports $1,079,606.05 in December revenue; several stations saw higher call volumes
Summary
Committee materials for Jan. 5, 2026 show a Dec. 1–31 Charge Type Detail Report with $1,079,606.05 in EMS revenue and station-level call-volume increases from November to December 2025; the report was attached to the meeting packet and not read as a spoken agenda item.
The Sumner County Health & Emergency Services Committee received an attached Charge Type Detail Report for Sumner County EMS covering Dec. 1–31, 2025 that lists $1,079,606.05 in revenue and detailed transport and charge counts.
Key figures from the report (Trip Date start 2025-12-01, End Date 2025-12-31): ALS Base Rates — 540 charges, $540,836.69; ALS Emergency Transport — 436 transports, $470,880.00; ALS Non-Emerg Transport — 30 transports, $28,350.00. BLS Base Rates — 471 charges, $355,418.18; BLS Emergency Transport — 252 transports, $221,256.00; BLS NonEmerg Transport — 185 transports, $124,875.00. Mileage — Ground 8,436 entries, $148,053.55. Miscellaneous supplies and other charges total $35,297.62. The report totals list 10,902 items and $1,079,606.05 in revenue for the period.
The minutes also include station-level call-volume charts for Nov. and Dec. 2025 that show increases at multiple locations. For example, the packet lists Station 1 calls rising from 418 in November to 485 in December; Station 2 rose from 185 to 202 and Station 5 rose from 84 to 95. The charts and detailed billing report were provided as attachments; the minutes do not record spoken remarks explaining the causes of the changes.
There was no committee vote on the report; it was included in the meeting packet as supporting materials.
