Ambulance Service Contract Is Settled
The city will continue using Emergency Ambulance Service, which has been responding to calls for help locally since 1994.
The City Council recently approved a new contract with Emergency Ambulance, effective today until July 1, 2001.
The Orange County Fire Authority, which provides fire and paramedic services to the city under contract, administered the proposal process for the ambulance service. Fire Authority officials also reviewed the proposals.
Emergency Ambulance will charge a $314 basic rate for emergency transport service.
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