Board flags asset-transfer issues as county steps back from fire operations
Board members said county-owned ambulances and fire equipment need clear transfer plans as the county reduces direct fire operations; one member warned asset handover may stall if the district appears disorganized.
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Committee member (Speaker 3) and other board members discussed county-owned assets and the need to avoid buying duplicate equipment. Committee member (Speaker 3) said that it makes little sense to buy equipment the county already owns and urged the district to plan how county ambulances and trained staff will transfer into district control: "We have county fire equipment, particularly ambulances. And it makes no sense to buy something that we already have."
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