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Perry County EMS presents plan to centralize services, suggests possible resident fee
Summary
Perry County EMS representative Kraig Nace told New Buffalo council the county plans to centralize EMS services to save money and is considering a yearly fee for residents to support ongoing funding; council recorded the presentation but took no action on the fee.
Kraig Nace of Perry County EMS presented the county's EMS strategic plan to the New Buffalo Borough Council on July 14, 2025. Nace said the plan would "centralize the counties EMS services to help save money, and to also incorporate a yearly fee for residents to help fund EMS on going." The minutes record the presentation but show no council vote or directive on adopting a fee.
Councilors listened to the county representative's overview but did not take formal action at the meeting. The EMS proposal, as recorded in the minutes, remains a county-level discussion; if advanced, it could affect local residents' budgets or the borough's coordination with county EMS. The minutes do not specify projected fee amounts, an implementation timeline, or whether the borough would be asked to collect such a fee.
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