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Supervisor Haschak reports county passed two‑basin resolution; EMS agreement and EMT graduates noted

Round Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council (RVAMAC) · February 4, 2026
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Summary

Supervisor Haschak told the RVAMAC the Board passed a two‑basin resolution 3–2, discussed a Skate Park meeting with RVIT, announced County Haz Mobile visits and an EMS agreement with RVIHC for non‑acute patients, and reported nine EMT training graduates who must take the state test.

Supervisor Haschak updated the council on several county matters, saying the county Board passed a resolution supporting a two‑basin solution by a 3–2 vote. Haschak also said there was a Skate Park meeting with the Round Valley Indian Tribes and that the County Haz Mobile unit will be at the transfer station Friday and Saturday. Haschak reported a state audit is under way and the county is working toward compliance.

Haschak told the council that EMS has an agreement with the Round Valley Indian Health Center to accept non‑acute patients during business hours, and noted nine people graduated from EMT training; those graduates are required to pass the state certification test. Council members asked follow up questions about the Skate Park meeting and other local services.