Caldwell County officials recognized emergency medical technicians Tuesday for National EMS Week, May 16-22.
At the Caldwell County Fiscal Court meeting, Judge-Executive Larry Curling signed a proclamation and presented it to Caldwell County EMS Director Mark Harrison.
click to download audioHe added they appreciate all EMS does for the community.
click to download audioCurling also expressed his gratitude to the sheriff, police, and fire departments.
In new business, magistrates unanimously approved a sheriff’s vehicle as surplus property that will be given to the Lyon County Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff Stan Hudson said the vehicle previously used for the department’s K-9 unit has seen its better days.
click to download audioSheriff Hudson explained K9s are beneficial and the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office will use them to help out whenever needed in Caldwell County.
click to download audioIn other business, magistrates also approved the renewal of the county’s ambulance insurance for 2021-2022 with VFIS for $28,064, which Judge Curling said was down a little bit from the previous year’s amount of $29,156.
Magistrates also congratulated the Caldwell County High School Class of 2021 graduates.
The next Caldwell County Fiscal Court meeting will be Tuesday morning, May 25, at 9:00. Anyone interested in addressing Fiscal Court at that meeting should contact Judge Curling’s office no later than Friday, May 21 at noon.
