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Nutter Fort EMS reports 3,394 runs in 2025; officials flag vehicle wear from high call volume

Town of Nutter Fort Council · January 27, 2026
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Summary

EMS reported 3,394 total runs in 2025—2,129 non-emergency transports, 118 ALS transports, and 1,256 emergency calls—and warned that high mileage and road conditions are increasing maintenance needs on the ambulance fleet.

The town's EMS reported 3,394 total runs in 2025: 2,129 non-emergency transports, 118 ALS transports and 1,256 emergency calls. EMS Supervisor Nathan Rohrbough presented the breakdown and told the council that the high number of runs, coupled with road conditions and continuous vehicle use, has increased wear and maintenance needs on the ambulances.

Officials said the fleet's high mileage contributes to increased maintenance costs and operational strain; no specific replacement schedule or funding plan was presented at the meeting. The council discussed the operational pressures but did not take formal action on fleet replacement or capital funding at this session.