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Board holds public hearing on continuing property tax levy to support REMS#2; comment period set through July 24
Summary
At a public hearing the board discussed continuing the property tax levy to support Emergency Medical Services in REMS#2 (created by Ordinance 20-21). No public comments were made during the hearing; the board opened a written comment period through July 24, 2026 at noon.
At 9:15 a.m. the Asotin County Board held a public hearing on whether to continue the property tax levy that supports emergency medical services in Asotin County Rural Emergency Medical Service District 2 (REMS#2), a district created in Ordinance 20-21. The board stated that if renewed the levy would run for another six-year term and outlined options for submitting public comment by mail or email through July 24, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. The hearing closed at 9:16 a.m. with no in-person public comments recorded.
The minutes identify the statutory/ordinance reference (Ordinance 20-21) and provide a written-comment window; they do not record any formal vote on the levy at this meeting. Residents in REMS#2 who wish to comment were given a deadline and contact channels in the public notice recorded in the minutes.
