Ambulance Service_January 1949 to May 1953AMBULANCE SERVICE
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Melvin Richard claims that
service is inadequate 1/5/49 27
Council agrees to meet
soon to discuss matter 1/5/49 27
City Manager advises
of provision in 1949
budget for two
ambulances
1 Ambulance -Patrol Car
to be purchased
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1. AMBULANCE SERVICE
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Report of City Mgr. relative to
emergency ambulance system. City
Atty to prepare ordinance based
on City Mgr's recommendations
1-28-53 33
Communication from Harry Plissner
with reference to cost of operating
proposed emergency ambulance service -
suggesting that committee be appointed
to study his proposal that tax be
levied for removal of garbage from
commercial establishments. Referred
to City Mgr. for study and report.
2-4-53 33
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Letter from City Manager re.
Ambulance Plan. Council approves
City Mgr's plan. Objection raised.
Discussion re. insurance; referendum;
and cost. Proposed resolution
providing for ambulance service fails
to receive second. Ordinance to be
prepared ratifying funeral home
contract and City Mgr's letter setting
forth general plan for emergency ambulance
service. Res. #8302 adopted authorizing
execution of contract with Funeral Homes
for ambulance service. 3-20-53 34 116
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$5.00 to be paid for
ambulance calls
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1-4-50 29 125
Petition filed requesting Council
291 to provide City ambulance service.
Committee of Councilman Frank and
City Mgr. Renshaw appointed to
study matter and make recommendations.
11-19-52 33 380
Communication from Free Sons of
Israel, favoring city -subsidized
ambulance service. Harry Plissner
125 asks Council to take aaction on his
request for sop Put uZcchoserelect or Tie 3e 33
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Communication from M.B.Junior Chamber
of Commerce advising they are in favor
of having registered physician accompany
ambulances on emergency calls
2-4-53 33 504
City Mgr. makes preliminary report
on emergency ambulance matter. 3-11-53 34 58
Mr. Renshaw reports on emergency
ambulance system; explains effect
of agreements. Mr. Plissner asked
about his petition. Price discussed.
Matter tabled for short time. City Atty
504 advises as to preparation of ordinance
3-18-53 34 105
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Breakdown of $14,423.36 item for
operation of emergency ambulance
service, included in special appropriation
of $23,871.22 to close books, requested
12-2-53 35 213
Analysis submitted of $14,423.36
expended for emergency ambulance
service from Apr. 10, thru Sept.,
1953 12-16-53 35 244
City Mgr. to negotiate with funeral
homes for renewal of contracts for
ambulance service 3-3-54 35 367
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City Clerk's certificate re.
ambulance petition filed. Resolution
asked for in petition to be placed
on ballot June 2nd. 4-15-53 34 172
No action on Harry Plissner's
proposal regarding operation of
an 'emergency" ambulance system.
Mr. Plissner's communication
referred to City Mgr. for investi-
gation and report 5-13-53 34 236
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Res. #8695 authorizing agreement
with 6 companies for ambulance service
for one year, commencing April 11, 1954
4-7-54 35 411
Res. #9055 authorizing execution of
agreements with nine funeral home
operators for ambulance service,
one year, commencing April 10, 1955.
5-4-55 37 136
1st reading ordinan disinfecting
ambulances 12-21-55 37 505
3rd reading ordinance re. disinfecting
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ambulances, Ord.#1193 1-4-56 38