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Town approves amended $135,000 contract with Rock Hill Ambulance Corps
Summary
The Town Board authorized an amended 2026 agreement between the Town (on behalf of the Rock Hill Ambulance District) and Rock Hill Ambulance Corps for annual ambulance service at $135,000 and allowed insurance-based billing for mutual-aid calls.
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The Town Board of the Town of Thompson on July 28 adopted Resolution No. 322 authorizing Supervisor Scott S. Mace to execute an amended service agreement between the Town (acting for the Rock Hill Ambulance District) and the Rock Hill Ambulance Corps for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026 for an annual sum of $135,000. The measure passed with three Ayes (Mace, Councilman Ryan T. Schock and Councilman Richard L. Benjamin, Jr.); two members were absent.
The resolution permits billing on mutual-aid calls both inside and outside the district and limits accepted payment to amounts paid by insurance companies. The board kept a fully executed copy on file with the Town Clerk as required. The action follows routine annual contracting to ensure continued emergency medical coverage for Rock Hill and surrounding areas.
The item was brought forward during the meeting agenda under contract approvals and was moved by Councilman Richard L. Benjamin, Jr. and seconded by Councilman Ryan T. Schock. No public comment was recorded on the agreement during the meeting.
