Jamie I Guinn

The report discusses the financial performance of the North Jefferson County Ambulance District for the fiscal year ended October 31, 2023. Key highlights include an increase in net position for Governmental Activities, with revenues primarily from property and sales taxes. Expenditures for Governmental Activities were also detailed, along with principal payments on outstanding debt and the issuance of General Obligation Bonds. The report also covers capital assets, long-term debt, and economic factors influencing the budget for the next year.

The meeting included a report from the Chief regarding communications and call statistics for 2022. The board discussed old business, including the sale of a 2015 Tahoe and repairs to vehicle 6817. New business included the purchase of Lucas 3 CPR machines, High-Fidelity Simulation Manikins, and approval of the 2021-2022 amended budget. The board also reviewed the uncollectible report for December 2022 and approved district bills, including payrolls. Additionally, there was a motion to close the open session and open a closed session, followed by a motion to adjourn.

The meeting included a union update, where Steward Boehm thanked the board for negotiations and signing a new 3-year contract. The Chief reported on investigating an ERC document for a tax credit and personnel attending public relations events. The board discussed opening new accounts for Debt Service and Capital Projects, and a second reading of the proposed budget for 2022-2023. Approvals were made for resolutions concerning the issuance of general obligation bonds, tax-exempt financing compliance procedures, and a mutual aid agreement between RTAD and NJCAD. The board also reviewed financial reports, the uncollectible report for September 2022, and approved district bills for September 2022, including payrolls.

The meeting included a Local 2665 Union Update, where it was reported that all is going well and they are looking forward to working together. The Chief's report indicated that communications were functioning effectively. The annual audit, completed by Spinner & Kummer, found the district to be in excellent running order. Financial matters were addressed, including the approval of the Uncollectible Report for November 2021 and the approval of district bills for November 2021, including payrolls.