Supervisors report CO2 project activity and discuss potential EMS levy
Summary
Supervisors reported meetings with CO2 companies about possible construction activity and satellite emergency units; they also discussed an EMS funding proposal that may seek roughly 75 cents per $1,000 of valuation and options for regional agreements.
During committee updates a supervisor said they attended meetings about CO2 company activity and possible satellite emergency resources along a county highway, noting talk of construction beginning in March. The supervisor described regional coordination efforts and emergency-training plans for late March and early April.
On public safety funding, the supervisor said EMS leaders are "pretty well looking at maybe the 75 cents per thousand" as a potential levy rate and that the tax would apply to Mills County residents only unless a 28E agreement or other regional arrangement is used. The board discussed the difficulty of preparing technical levy applications and the need for further work before any vote.
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