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Plymouth City Council approves rate increases for ambulance services - Vimarsana News

Plymouth City Council approves rate increases for ambulance services

Last Monday, November 27th the Plymouth Common Council approved on the second and third readings an amendment to the City Code regarding fees for the Plymouth Ambulance Service. After a review of the rates and charges used for the Plymouth Ambulance Service, the city administration, in consultation with the city’s medical billing consultant, the AccuMed

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Plymouth Common Council considers ambulance rate increases - Vimarsana News

Plymouth Common Council considers ambulance rate increases

On Monday, November 13th the Plymouth Common Council heard on the first reading an amendment to the City Code regarding the Plymouth Community Ambulance Service. Recently, the city administration, in consultation with the city’s medical billing consultant, the AccuMed Group, conducted a review of the rates and charges assessed for the work of the Plymouth

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Commissioners discuss solar ordinance, raise ambulance service rates - Vimarsana News

Commissioners discuss solar ordinance, raise ambulance service rates

creating a solar ordinance for the county during its regular meeting last Monday. rough draft" of a solar ordinance for the county. "Something to work from," he said. "I'll have you review it, let me know and we can talk about specific changes or things we want to add." Commissioners' president Bob Davis motioned one thing missing was the lack of a decommission bond for solar farms. "Just because they agree to a decommissioning, if something happens and they go broke and they don't do it, we have nothing there to hold them to it," Davis said. "If we've got a bond in place, we've got