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Board approves minutes, financial write-offs and donates retired ambulance to police
Summary
Coffee County EMS members approved routine minutes, accepted reported write-offs (April and a referenced March figure), and voted to donate a surplus ambulance to the Tomah Police Department's SWAT unit; the donation requires a purchasing-committee title transfer before completion.
The Coffee County EMS meeting on May 30 opened with routine business and several motions that carried without recorded opposition. The Chair (S1) called for approval of the agenda and minutes, members approved reported financial write-offs, and later approved donating one retired ambulance to the Tomah Police Department for SWAT use.
On financial housekeeping, the board reviewed reported write-offs including an item listed for April totaling $6,004.01 and a referenced March amount of $15,482.18. A motion to approve the write-offs was made and seconded; the Chair announced the motion carried. Later, the Director (S2) explained the donation of the surplus ambulance would remove the unit from the department's inventory and insurance and reduce maintenance cost exposure. The Chair (S1) moved to approve the donation and the motion carried, though the Director noted that county purchasing rules require a separate purchasing committee action to transfer title.
