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Buffalo Emergency Medical Services (EMS) will stop providing bookkeeping and other administrative services for the Johnson County Rural Healthcare District Board at the end of the current fiscal year, June 30. Buffalo EMS owner Dave Harness, read a prepared written statement to the board at their
The Johnson County Cemetery District Board, at their meeting this week, opted to keep in place the $400 surcharge for Saturday burials they put in place last fall. A petition with nearly 1,400 signatures from the community wanting the fee rescinded was offered to the board, and board member Craig
Members of the public attended the Johnson County Rural Health Care District Board meeting Monday morning to voice their opinions on the proposed purchase of land and the expenditure for a new ambulance barn. Concerns from the public included why the board was looking to spend a half a million dollars for the land and ambulance barn when the board is facing budget shortages and cuts; why they wanted to move the ambulances to a non-centralized location; and what is interpreted by some as a “vendetta” from the board toward Dave Harness and Buffalo EMS. The board addressed the concerns, sayi...
Posted On 0 likes 1 min While the Johnson County Rural Health District continues to consider the “pros and cons” of using its savings to search for, purchase, and build a brand new ambulance barn, EMS Director Dave Harness is adamant that not only is it the wrong time for the investment, it’s simply not needed… Harness shared his views during National EMS week and praised the first responders that continue to provide excellent emergency services to Johnson County residents. He stressed that maintaining professional staff and update emergency medical equipment is a better investment ...