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Elk County hires part-time EMT; sheriff says dispatch will be fully staffed by November
Summary
The board approved hiring Ainsley Lamb as a part-time EMT at $16.73 per hour and heard from Sheriff John Walker that dispatch staffing is expected to be fully staffed by the end of November. The motions passed unanimously (3-0).
The Elk County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 27 approved hiring Ainsley Lamb as a part-time emergency medical technician at $16.73 per hour. Commissioner Perry Russell moved the hire and Commissioner Jake Liebau seconded; the motion carried 3-0.
EMS Director Gillian Beaumont told the commission she had recently hired a part-time EMT while also losing a part-time EMT, describing continuing turnover in the department. Sheriff John Walker told the board that dispatch staffing is improving: "by the end of November they should be fully staffed in dispatch," according to the minutes. The board's hiring motion for Ainsley Lamb was recorded as carried 3-0.
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