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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1865 ResolutionE A. Snider / A ST: Mayor Pro Tern WELLS City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: RESOLUTION NO. 1865 A RESOLUTION of the Pasco City Council establishing rates for the use of the City Ambulance Service; and rescinding Resolution No. 1760. WHEREAS, The City Council last established rates for use of City Ambulance Service in Resolution No. 1760, passed on November 3, 1986; WHEREAS, The use of the City Ambulance for non-emergency transports increases the cost of operating the City Fire Department and has a negative effect on the readiness of the Fire Department to respond to emergency situations; and WHEREAS, Private ambulance businesses exist within the Pasco community and Tr-Cities region which can provide non-emergency ambulance transportation service; and WHEREAS, The City Council finds the price of non-emergency transports to be an appropriate mechanism to discourage non-emergency use of the City Ambulance; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON, DO RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The following rates to be effective on March 1, 1989 are hereby established for the use of the City Ambulance Service made available through the Pasco Fire Department: 1. "Emergency service" base rate for those persons qualifying for the "service fee adjustment" provided in PMC 3.05.070 ("household tax" payor) 0 dollars. 2. Non-emergency service base rate for those persons qualifying for the "service fee adjustment" provided in PMC 3.05.070 ("household tax" payor) $250. 3. The base rate for all persons not qualifying for the "service fee adjustment" provided in PMC 3.05.070 ....$375. 4. Additional service fees charged for special services performed on all ambulance runs: Administration of oxygen $12.00 Burn kit/treatment 52.00 OB kit/treatment 17.00 Mast trouser treatment 28.00 Heart Lung resuscitory treatment or monitoring 28.00 Administration of IV 6.50 Trauma/extracation supplies 5.00 Section 2. This Resolution supersedes and rescinds Resolution No. 1760 passed on November 3, 1986. PASSE y the City Council and APPROVED by the Mayor this day of 989. GREG RUBSTELLO, City Attorney