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Grant County hears ambulance update; commission holds executive session and takes no action
Summary
EMS Director Jeffrey Teter and Mark Arnold briefed commissioners on May 2026 ambulance operations—budget, billing, staffing, equipment and calls—prompting an executive session under WV Code 6-9A-4; the commission later exited with no action recorded.
Grant County’s EMS Director Jeffrey Teter and Mark Arnold gave the commission a monthly update on Grant County Ambulance during the June 23 meeting, covering budget, revenue, expenditures, billing, calls and transports, mutual aid, equipment and station needs, policies, ambulance maintenance, and hiring.
Following the briefing, the commission voted to enter executive session under West Virginia Code 6-9A-4 to discuss matters allowed by that statute. After the executive session, the commission voted to exit and recorded that no formal action was taken as a result of the session.
The minutes do not provide detailed figures from the EMS presentation beyond the list of topics discussed. The executive-session steps were recorded as motions and votes; Commissioner Kevin P. Hagerty moved to enter the executive session and the later motion to exit was recorded as unanimously approved.
