Committee approves $58,329 contract with ESCI for EMS long-range planning

Lincoln Parish Police Jury — Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee · October 14, 2025

Summary

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee voted Oct. 14, 2025, to accept a $58,329 proposal from Emergency Services Consulting International (ESCI) for EMS long-range planning, passing the motion 5-0; no public comments were offered.

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee voted Oct. 14, 2025, to accept a proposal from Emergency Services Consulting International (ESCI) for emergency medical services (EMS) long-range planning in the amount of $58,329.00. Dan Lord moved to accept the ESCI proposal and Logan Hunt seconded; the motion passed with votes from Lord, T.J. Cranford, Logan Hunt, Chairman Chris Garriga, and Milton Melton (5-0).

Chairman Chris Garriga had called the committee to order and recorded attendance before the vote. The agenda listed only review and potential action on EMS long-range planning proposals; after discussion the committee formalized its direction by approving ESCI's bid. The meeting record notes that Chairman Garriga called for public comments and none were offered.

The committee's acceptance of the ESCI proposal authorizes the Police Jury to proceed with the contract process to secure professional support for planning its EMS system; the minutes do not specify a contract start date, deliverables, or funding source. Courtney Hall, Parish Administrator, and Committee Chair Chris Garriga signed the committee report in the meeting minutes.

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