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Charles City asks Floyd County to contribute about $20,000 to ambulance feasibility study
Summary
Charles City Administrator Tyler Trout told the Board a countywide ambulance feasibility study would take about six months and the city requests the county pay half—roughly $20,000. Trout said the AMR contract expires June 30, 2026; the Board requested alternative vendor info and took no action.
Tyler Trout, Charles City Administrator, presented a proposal for a countywide ambulance service feasibility study, saying it is "estimated to take approximately six months, and the city has requested that the county contribute half of the total cost—about $20,000." Trout also reported that the current contract with AMR expires June 30, 2026 and that he is working on a new contract.
Board members asked staff to gather information about the company used by Chickasaw County to determine whether an additional proposal could be obtained from a different provider. No formal contribution or commitment was made during the Jan. 20 meeting; the Board recorded the request for more information and deferred action pending additional proposals and cost details.
