Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Johnson County Ambulance District.
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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Johnson County Ambulance District is seeking qualified firms to provide Owner's Representative and Project Management Services for the renovation and expansion of its property at 420 E. Young Avenue in Warrensburg, Missouri. Submission Deadline: November 13, 2026 Interested firms are encouraged to review the full RFQ for project details and submission requirements.
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City
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Warrensburg
County
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Johnson
Address
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500 E Young Ave
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(660) 747-5735
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
64093
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Johnson County Ambulance District
The board reviewed financial reports, including fund balances and revenue and expenditure details, alongside operational and training updates. New business discussions included the approval of a fund balance allocation for a property acquisition, a capital budget amendment, and a multi-year service agreement for Lucas devices. Additionally, the board approved new property, liability, and workers' compensation insurance policies and authorized the creation of a part-time custodian position.
The meeting included a public tax rate hearing where the proposed tax levy and assessed valuation were reviewed. The board discussed and approved a tax rate of 0.2826 per $100 of assessed valuation and passed Ordinance #5. Financial and administrative reports were presented, covering fund balances, revenue, expenditures, and operational metrics such as call volumes, response times, and mileage. Updates on the training center, including program enrollment and pass rates, were provided. The board approved a 5-year service agreement for a station alerting system and the purchase of 13 new cardiac monitors and mounting systems. Additionally, the board conducted a closed session to discuss personnel and real estate matters.
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The board meetings covered multiple operational and financial updates. Discussions included a review of financial reports, run reports regarding emergency and non-emergency responses, and updates on staffing interviews. The board appointed an insurance broker of record. Additionally, the district discussed a grant for rural health systems, received reports from the training center, and held a closed session regarding the lease, purchase, or sale of real estate.
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