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Town recognizes Canandaigua Emergency Squad authority to serve South Bristol

South Bristol Town Board · August 12, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted a non-monetary acknowledgement that Canandaigua Emergency Squad has statewide authority to operate in South Bristol; the agreement clarifies the town is not paying for the service.

Supervisor Daniel Marshall reported on a recent meeting with the Canandaigua Emergency Squad and presented a document acknowledging the Squad's authority under New York State to serve South Bristol. Marshall said the town does not currently pay the Squad for service; the document is intended to record mutual understanding that the Squad may legally operate in the town.

On a motion by Councilman Jim Strickland and Councilman Scott Wohlschlegel, the board approved the acknowledgement document recognizing Canandaigua Emergency Squad's operation in South Bristol. The motion passed unanimously (5–0).