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EMA coordinator and Board discuss which county employees need CPR certification and who refills first-aid kits
Summary
Tama County EMA Coordinator Ryan Goodenbour briefed the Board Aug. 10 on which employees should be CPR certified and on responsibility and funding for first-aid kit refills; no formal action was taken.
Ryan Goodenbour, Tama County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Coordinator, discussed with the Board which county employees should receive CPR certification and how first-aid kits should be replenished and funded. The minutes record questions about who is expected to refill kits and how refill costs will be paid.
The Board held the item as a discussion; no motion or directive to change policy or assign funding was recorded in the minutes. Staff follow-up would be required to produce a formal proposal or policy specifying training and supply responsibilities.
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