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Commissioners approve $12,500 ARPA startup grant for Jefferson Central Ambulance District

Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The Jefferson County commissioners approved a $12,500 ARPA grant and a memorandum of understanding to provide startup funds to the Jefferson Central Ambulance District, which will not receive tax funding until January; the vote was 3-0.

The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners approved a $12,500 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) startup payment to the Jefferson Central Ambulance District on May 11, 2026. Commissioner Clark moved to approve the funding and Commissioner Young seconded; a roll-call vote recorded all three members as "aye."

Nic White, speaking in place of Roger Anderson, told the board the ambulance district will not receive tax funds until January and requested interim support. "The memorandum of understanding will provide $12,500 in ARPA funds for the Jefferson Central Ambulance District," Nic White said. The board then approved a separate motion to adopt the memorandum of understanding defining that support.

The action is recorded as a formal motion and passed unanimously. The funding is described in the memorandum of understanding approved by the board; the text of the MOU itself was approved by motion at the same meeting.