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County EMS to send ambulance crews to Kansas City World Cup; commissioners sign EMS Week proclamation

Clay County Board of Commissioners · May 11, 2026
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Summary

EMS Director reported the county is on run 367 for 2026 and has committed "one ambulance and crew for 3 days" in June to support World Cup region needs; the Board signed a proclamation designating May 17–23, 2026 as Emergency Medical Services Week with the theme "Improving Outcomes Together."

Alec Trembath, Clay County EMS Director, told commissioners the service remains busy and recorded run number 367 for 2026. He said the county has agreed to provide mutual-aid coverage around the Kansas City World Cup and has signed up to send "one ambulance and crew for 3 days" in June to assist regional efforts.

EMS team members Jacob Sharp (AEMT) and Katie Finkbiner (EMT) joined the meeting and Finkbiner presented a Proclamation designating May 17–23, 2026 as Emergency Medical Services Week. The proclamation notes the theme "Improving Outcomes Together," and Chairman Thurlow signed the document on the board's behalf.

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