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Ambulance driver policy signed; EMS reports 25 calls, 5 transfers
Summary
An ambulance driver policy was presented to commissioners and signed for submission to the Board of EMS; the county reported 25 total ambulance calls during the reporting period, including 5 transfers and upcoming event standbys.
Vincent Urbaniak presented an ambulance driver policy to the Jewell County Commissioners and asked that it be signed so he could submit it to the Board of EMS; Commissioner Ed Duskie signed the policy during the July 7 meeting. Urbaniak also delivered an activity report showing 25 total calls during the period, including five transfers, and said the ambulance service is scheduled for standbys at the Jewell County Fair rodeo and the Threshing Bee.
The minutes record Urbaniak’s report as part of routine EMS oversight. The commissioners took no recorded separate vote on the activity report itself; the signing was recorded as part of routine administrative action. The activity figures in the minutes show 25 total calls and 5 transfers, and commissioners noted the upcoming public-event coverage.
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