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Emergency services staff recommend eSchedule; commissioners express support for purchase
Summary
Emergency response coordinator Keith Wangerin updated the board on IamResponding submissions, a failed printer, Kansas Board of EMS changes, an NMIH grant, Lebanon Bash planning, and presented a $1,650 quote for eSchedule scheduling software that commissioners favored moving forward with.
Keith Wangerin told Smith County commissioners on July 20 that he had submitted everything to IamResponding for emergency response and that the scheduling program his department uses has diminished functionality. Wangerin presented a quote for eSchedule at $1,650.00 and the commissioners expressed favor toward moving forward with that replacement option.
Wangerin also told the board a department printer failed and a replacement was ordered, described upcoming membership changes at the Kansas Board of EMS (four new members), provided an update on an NMIH grant and shared planning details for the Lebanon Bash and a recent accident report. The minutes record the $1,650 quote and the board's favorable reception but do not show a formal purchase motion or contract award at this meeting.
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