Town authorizes four-year CME recertification program for ambulance service
Summary
The board authorized Supervisor Mahoney to sign a four-year CME-based recertification program for the town ambulance, effective Feb. 25, 2026; the training will be offered online and in person, the minutes show.
At the March 10 workshop, Councilman Dolph Semenza moved to authorize Town Supervisor Sean Mahoney to sign a four-year CME-based recertification program for the ambulance service, with an effective date of Feb. 25, 2026; Councilman Raymond Legg seconded the motion and the board approved it unanimously.
Meeting minutes note the training format: "This program is online and in-person." The authorization gives the town the administrative approval to proceed with program enrollment and implementation for EMS personnel.
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