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Kendall County moves EMS ambulances to 48/96 shift rotation
Summary
The Commissioners’ Court ordered Kendall County EMS to transition all ambulance units from staggered 24/72 schedules to a uniform 48/96 rotation; the change was approved unanimously and will begin after HR sets a start date.
Kendall County Commissioners voted July 14 to change the scheduling pattern for county EMS units so that all ambulances operate on a 48/96 shift rotation. The change — intended to standardize shift patterns across units — was adopted on a motion by Commissioner Jennifer McCall and seconded by Commissioner Chad Carpenter; the recorded vote was 5-0.
The court’s order directs County EMS to transition the unit currently operating on a 24/72 schedule to the 48/96 rotation, with the implementation date to be determined in coordination with Human Resources. The motion was presented under planning and budget items and reflected a personnel-level operational change; no public comment was recorded on the matter.
