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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0706 (2)Iredell County EMS Fee Schedule Effective April 8 2002 Event Personnel and Ambulance (minimum of two personnel and one No Charge $108.001hr. ambulance required per event) + 3. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #36 for the Purpose of Transferring Funds from the Capital Reserve Fund to the General Fund To Reimburse the Town of Mooresville for the Water/Sewer Line Extension to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center (current year reimbursement of $10,919.84): (This reimbursement is in accordance with an agreement approved on September 16, 1997 between Iredell County and the Town of Mooresville. The Town agreed to extend water and sewer lines to the area where the new Lake Norman Regional Hospital was to be built. Iredell County agreed to participate in the cost of the lines by reimbursing Mooresville as the new tax base was created -- up to a total of $500,000.) 4. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #37 to Update the FY 2001-02 Social Services Budget: (During the briefing session, Finance Director Blumenstein said $147,270 in Crisis Intervention funds had been received that needed to be recognized. She said $5,305 needed to be transferred from the Energy Administration Line Item to Salaries and Wages/part-time. Also, that $7,174 in the Domestic Violence Line Item would not be used and the money would revert back to the state.) 5. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #38 for Current Year Budgetary Reductions: (A directive to the county manager at the January 2002 Winter Planning Session was to prepare a FY 2002- 2003 budget that maintained at least a 10.5% fund balance. Another stipulation was for the 02-03 budget to not require a tax increase yet maintain the same level of service. During the January Planning Session, Finance Director Blumenstein said that approximately $3.7 million would probably be remaining from unspent county departmental funds at the end of June 30. She based the estimate on past budgetary history. In an effort to insure that the funds would be available at June 30, and could be carried over to the next fiscal year, the departments were requested to reduce their budgets. Budget Amendment #38 assures the availability of the carryover funds.) E Current Recommended Fee Amount Fee Amount Basic Life Support (BLS) [A0428] $315.00 8175.00 Base Rate Basic Life Support -Emergency (BLS-EMER) EA0429 $315.00 5275.00 Base Rate Advanced Life Support I (ALS I) [A0426] $315.00 5205.00 Base Rate Advanced Life Support 1 -Emergency (ALS I-EMER) [A0427] $315.00 5315.00 Base Rate Advanced Life Support 2 (ALS2) [A0433] $315.00 $470.00 Base Rate Specialty Care Transport (SCT) [A0433] $315.00 $555.00 Base Rate Rural Mileage (first 17 miles of transport) [A0425] $5. 00/mile 58.2111oaded Out of County mile Only Rural Mileage (18 - 50 miles) [A0425] $5.00/mile 56.8411oaded Out of County mile Only Urban Mileage [A0425] $5.00/mile $5.47 loaded Out of County mile Only Advanced Life Support Treatment/No Transportation $140.00 5140.00 Event Personnel and Ambulance (minimum of two personnel and one No Charge $108.001hr. ambulance required per event) + 3. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #36 for the Purpose of Transferring Funds from the Capital Reserve Fund to the General Fund To Reimburse the Town of Mooresville for the Water/Sewer Line Extension to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center (current year reimbursement of $10,919.84): (This reimbursement is in accordance with an agreement approved on September 16, 1997 between Iredell County and the Town of Mooresville. The Town agreed to extend water and sewer lines to the area where the new Lake Norman Regional Hospital was to be built. Iredell County agreed to participate in the cost of the lines by reimbursing Mooresville as the new tax base was created -- up to a total of $500,000.) 4. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #37 to Update the FY 2001-02 Social Services Budget: (During the briefing session, Finance Director Blumenstein said $147,270 in Crisis Intervention funds had been received that needed to be recognized. She said $5,305 needed to be transferred from the Energy Administration Line Item to Salaries and Wages/part-time. Also, that $7,174 in the Domestic Violence Line Item would not be used and the money would revert back to the state.) 5. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #38 for Current Year Budgetary Reductions: (A directive to the county manager at the January 2002 Winter Planning Session was to prepare a FY 2002- 2003 budget that maintained at least a 10.5% fund balance. Another stipulation was for the 02-03 budget to not require a tax increase yet maintain the same level of service. During the January Planning Session, Finance Director Blumenstein said that approximately $3.7 million would probably be remaining from unspent county departmental funds at the end of June 30. She based the estimate on past budgetary history. In an effort to insure that the funds would be available at June 30, and could be carried over to the next fiscal year, the departments were requested to reduce their budgets. Budget Amendment #38 assures the availability of the carryover funds.) E