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Mayor requests authorization for three-year MOU with Cleveland State to train county first responders
Summary
The county mayor asked the commission to authorize a three-year memorandum of understanding with Cleveland State Community College to enroll Bradley County first responders in paramedic/AEMT/EMT programs; commissioners approved the measure unanimously, 12–0 (two absent).
The county mayor asked the commission to authorize a memorandum of understanding with Cleveland State Community College to enroll Bradley County first responders in paramedic, AEMT and EMT training for a three‑year term and asked commissioners to authorize the mayor to sign the agreement.
"This is a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a memorandum of understanding with Cleveland State Community College for enrollment of Bradley County 1st responders in Cleveland State's Community College's paramedic AEMT and EMT programs for a term of 3 years," the mayor said during his report. The mayor told commissioners the arrangement formalizes a program the county has operated for the past three years.
The motion to authorize the mayor to execute the MOU was seconded and approved by roll call, with the clerk announcing "It's 12 in favor and then a pass, 2 absent." Commissioners were told the agreement simply formalizes existing training pathways and will allow continued enrollment and county support for first-responder certifications.
The item will be implemented by the mayor's office in coordination with county emergency services and Cleveland State Community College; the mayor said formal signatures are required because the MOU covers multiple years.
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