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City authorizes application for CMS-funded Rural Health grant to buy EMS training equipment ($143,865)

Frankfort Board of Commissioners · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Frankfort Fire & EMS will apply for the Rural Health Transformation Program grant to purchase training equipment totaling $143,865 (application due June 12); Board authorized submission and Mayor signature.

Frankfort Fire & EMS presented funding opportunities under the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), a program funded by a $212.9 million CMS grant, and requested authorization to submit a time-sensitive application (due June 12) for training equipment. Staff requested $143,865.00 in equipment including an OB high-fidelity manikin ($68,000), a Trauma Cut suit ($32,000), a cardiac monitor simulator ($17,590), a 75" screen ($6,000) and a Lucas Device ($20,275). The Board moved to approve submission of the application and to authorize the Mayor to sign related documents; the motion passed unanimously.

Staff said no local match is required and that the department does not plan to use grant funds for ongoing operating costs; the Fire & EMS department noted it would pursue the training-equipment portion of the RHTP opportunities only if awarded.