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BTEMS reports 603 calls in first full year; new ambulance due by June, per-capita funding to continue
Summary
BTEMS told the Williamstown Selectboard it ran 603 calls in its first full year (excluding Brookfield section of I‑89), a 25% increase year-over-year. The service expects a new ambulance in service by June and will continue a $65 per-capita funding level totaling $228,475 for the coming fiscal year.
BTEMS reported to the Williamstown Selectboard that it completed its first full year of service with 603 calls, a 25% increase over the prior year (this total excludes the Brookfield section of I‑89). The report recorded a planned addition to the fleet: a new ambulance expected to enter service by June.
The BTEMS presentation included a funding notice: BTEMS will continue to assess $65.00 per capita for Williamstown, which the minutes project as $228,475.00 for the next fiscal year. The board had no recorded questions in the minutes; the item was presented as an informational update during the agenda.
