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Council hears staff recommendations on EMS supplies, cooperative purchasing and a replacement truck

City of Burlington City Council · April 23, 2026
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Summary

Fire Chief Rob Toth presented a Bound Tree Medical purchasing agreement and a cooperative purchasing transition to King County; Public Works recommended buying a used 2020 Ford F-350 as a cost-effective street-department replacement.

Fire Chief Rob Toth introduced a continuing purchasing agreement with Bound Tree Medical for EMS consumable supplies to maintain current ambulance service levels. Chief Toth also outlined a cooperative purchasing agreement to transition the city to a new partner, King County, to secure favorable pricing and streamline procurement.

Public Works and Parks Operations Director Travis Schwetz presented options to replace a Street Department pickup and recommended purchasing a used 2020 Ford F-350 within budget, which staff said meets operational needs and is cost-effective. Council did not take final procurement action at the meeting; staff will return with contract recommendations where applicable.