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Commissioner asks staff to develop household-based EMS assessment plan
Summary
A commissioner asked staff to develop an EMS assessment calculated per household and requested a plan by the next budget meeting; the commissioner estimated a $100 assessment could generate close to $1,000,000 for EMS services if approved.
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A commissioner requested county staff develop a household-based EMS assessment and return a plan at the next budget meeting.
S2 said he would "like to move forward and have [Nate] bring it back by the next budget meeting to have a plan in place." He noted a $100 assessment, if approved in November, could "generate close to 1000000 dollars for EMS services," and argued the assessment would eliminate per-call transport charges for county residents. The board directed staff to prepare the plan for future consideration.
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