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Interim chief reports resignation, response metrics and cost savings in administrative update

Lodi Area EMS Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

Interim Chief Amie Brown reported the resignation of Landin Wiedenbeck, staffing interest from applicants, operational metrics (46 calls to date, transports 31, out-the-door time 1:35), a plan to seek flex medic status, and administrative savings from disconnecting Spectrum TV service (new bill $131, saving about $100/month).

Interim Chief Amie Brown delivered a detailed Chief’s Report noting several operational and administrative items. She said Landin Wiedenbeck has resigned, several potential staff have expressed interest in working at Lodi EMS, and the agency is discussing a goal of becoming a "flex medic" level service.

Brown presented performance metrics: out-the-door time recorded at 1:35 (year-to-date 1:25), average scene time 23:12 (YTD 27:49), total calls to date 46 (YTD 290), transports 31 (YTD 191), standby 61 (YTD 18), and refusals AMA 3 (YTD 34). She also reported administrative savings after disconnecting Spectrum TV service (case #12056657) and a projected new monthly bill of $131, saving about $100 per month.