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Mona City Council approves continued participation in Juab County EMS services
Summary
Mona City approved continuing its participation in Juab County’s licensed ground ambulance service after Recorder Alicia Hills presented a renewal letter; the council voted unanimously among members present. The county’s licensure was noted as renewing with the State of Utah.
Mona City’s council voted July 14 to continue participating in Juab County’s ground ambulance services after Recorder Alicia Hills presented a renewal letter from the county seeking confirmation of continued service.
Hills said Mona City submitted a letter indicating that “Mona City does request further services” from Juab County as the county renews its licensure as a licensed ground ambulance provider through the State of Utah. Councilmember Tony Openshaw moved to approve the continuation of EMS services; the motion carried on a roll call vote with Councilmembers Devan Ingram, Kris Kay, Alesha Newton and Tony Openshaw voting Aye and Councilmember Kevin Squire recorded absent.
Why it matters: The approval keeps emergency medical response coverage aligned with the countywide provider while the county completes its state licensure renewal. No changes to service terms or costs were discussed during the meeting; Recorder Hills presented only the formal confirmation request. The council did not provide further detail about contract terms at this meeting and directed no additional staff action.
