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Commissioners authorize countywide EMS feasibility and service delivery study
Summary
The board authorized a Countywide Emergency Medical Services Feasibility and Service Delivery Study and directed the Finance Department to advertise for professional services to perform the study.
The Erie County Commissioners approved a request to conduct a Countywide Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Feasibility and Service Delivery Study and authorized the Finance Department to proceed with advertising for professional services. The authorization was recorded as part of routine board approvals during the Aug. 17 meeting.
The study is intended to evaluate EMS delivery options and service feasibility across the county before staff return with proposals or contract recommendations. The resolution did not include a contract award or dollar amount; the board approved only the authorization to solicit proposals.
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