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After Stryker service, Wilbur begins budgeting for new ambulance cot and launches asset inventory

Town Council of the Town of Wilbur, Lincoln County, Washington · March 17, 2026
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Summary

Following a Stryker service appointment that adjusted the power load and added batteries, council was told to begin saving to replace the ambulance cot in about five years; staff will also inventory ambulance assets after purchasing seven new radios.

Clerk/Treasurer Melissa Bulger reported on a recent Stryker service appointment for the town ambulance. The service included moving the power load bracket a few inches, ordering three new batteries, and a recommendation from the Stryker representative that the town begin saving toward a replacement cot in approximately five years.

Bulger said she and Courtney will budget for the replacement cot and that a full ambulance asset inventory will be started because the town recently purchased seven new ambulance radios. No formal appropriation was approved at the March 17 meeting; budgeting will take place during upcoming budget preparations.