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Commission designates Custer Ambulance Service as preferred provider
Summary
The commission approved Resolution 2025-XX-A designating Custer Ambulance Service, Inc. as the county's preferred ambulance provider; county counsel and the state's attorney said the designation is not exclusive and was described as protection for the service's transfer revenue.
At the Oct. 8 meeting, Mike Bielmaier of Custer Ambulance presented Resolution 2025-XX-A asking the county to designate Custer Ambulance Service, Inc. as the preferred ambulance provider for the Custer Ambulance District. Bielmaier told the commission the designation would help protect transfer revenue and the service's livelihood if another provider entered the area at lower rates.
State's Attorney Tracy Kelley reviewed the resolution and said it is not exclusive, meaning another provider could still operate; the resolution simply designates Custer Ambulance as the preferred first call. Commissioner Mark Hartman read the resolution in full as a first reading, and the commission approved the resolution on a motion by Hartman, seconded by Busskohl (vote: all aye).
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