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Home / News / Ambulances will remain in city garage
Ambulances will remain in city garage Tue, 05/04/2021 - 11:12am Bob Fenske
Council votes to accept city of New Hampton’s garage offer
By:
Bob Fenske
The Chickasaw Ambulance Council last week voted to keep two ambulances that serve the county at the New Hampton Police Department garage as long as the city of New Hampton will provide liability insurance to the rigs.
After rescinding a resolution passed in March that would pay Jeremy McGrath $15,000 a year to house Chickasaw Ambulance Services ambulances in a building McGrath and his wife own in New Hampton, the Ambulance Council voted 4-1 to accept an offer from New Hampton to rent a part of the Police Department’s for the same $15,000 price.
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Home / News / Ambulance sparks fly at City Council meeting
Ambulance sparks fly at City Council meeting Wed, 04/14/2021 - 4:00pm Bob Fenske
Contentious discussion ends with New Hampton tabling ambulance ‘seed money’
By:
Bob Fenske
The New Hampton City Council once again tabled paying its share of “seed money” to the Chickasaw County Ambulance Council.
The unanimous vote came after a lengthy and, at times, contentious discussion during a meeting last Monday evening that was marked by several heated exchanges and city officials expressing frustration with county officials, especially Supervisor Jake Hackman.
But Monday’s vote to table paying the Ambulance Council $7,295.70 New Hampton’s share of the $25,000 seed money the new council was supposed to use to generate requests for proposals (RFPs) by hiring an attorney or consultant raises a number of questions.
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