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EAST BOISE COUNTY EMS DISTRICT REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING NOTICE & AGENDA DATE TIME LOCATION ...
09/12/2026

EAST BOISE COUNTY EMS DISTRICT
REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MEETING NOTICE & AGENDA

DATE

TIME

LOCATION

September 14th, 2026

17:30

204 Commercial Street, Idaho City, Idaho 83631



MICROSOFT TEAMS MEETING LINK

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: The Board of Commissioners of the East Boise County EMS District will conduct a Regular Meeting at the date, time, and location shown above.

Action Item Notation: Any agenda item that may have a vote is identified with “ACTION ITEM.”

1. Call to Order

2. Approval of Board Meeting Agenda Notice Postings ACTION ITEM

• Report of the agenda notice postings, inclusive of any amended agenda notice postings
• Motion to receive Secretary’s agenda notice, posting report, and set agenda.

MEETING AGENDA AMENDMENTS AFTER THE MEETING HAS STARTED PROCESS

Meeting Agenda Amendment — No Final Action to Be Taken:

After the meeting has started, the Board may amend the agenda upon a motion that states: (1) the reason for the amendment; and (2) the good-faith reason the agenda item was not included in the original posted agenda. The motion should identify the item being added and its placement on the agenda. The motion shall be seconded and acted upon by the Board, and the motion and disposition shall be reflected in the minutes.

Meeting Agenda Amendment — Final Action to Be Taken:

If an agenda item is added after the meeting has started, the Board may not take final action on the added item unless an emergency is declared that necessitates action at that meeting.

The motion to amend the agenda shall state: (1) the reason for the amendment; and (2) the good-faith reason the agenda item was not included in the original posted agenda. If final action is to be taken, the Board must also declare the emergency and state the facts and circumstances justifying the emergency.

An emergency is a situation involving injury or damage to persons or property, or immediate financial loss, or the likelihood of such injury, damage, or loss, when compliance with the applicable notice requirements would make notice impracticable or increase the likelihood or severity of such injury, damage, or loss.



3. Citizen Comments
This section of the agenda is reserved for citizens wishing to address the Board. Individuals wishing to speak will have 5 minutes.

4. Lawyer Updates

5. Bills to Pay / Billing Updates ACTION ITEM
Bills Payable
Approve bank statements

6. Approval of Minutes ACTION ITEM
August 10th, 2026
August 31, 2026

7. New Business ACTION Items

New Business Item 1 – Gavin Rapp
Website Proposal

ACTION
New Business Item 2 - Scotty Perkins
Would like to speak with the Board
ACTION

New Business Item 3 –Employee handbook
Review updated Employee handbook and changes made
IV, IO, Supraglottic, Dextrose, and Nitrous Oxide Protocol review for 2026
Vehicle Use
Operation Plan
Medical Supervision
Medications
Procedures

ACTION

New Business Item 4- Flooring for station 2
Replace flooring at Idaho City Station

ACTION

New Business Item 5 – Payroll addition and changes
Two payroll changes
One Payroll addition

8. Continued Business

ACTION

Continued Business Item 1 – Inventory Update

ACTION

Continued Business Item 2 – Amended Budget

Update bookkeeper amount to budget

Old 15 Auction Updates

Notes

Status and any updates

Donation of Paint for station 2

Notes

Updates?

Braun Ambulance Update and request
DATE

TIME

LOCATION

September 14th, 2026

17:30

204 Commercial Street, Idaho City, Idaho 83631



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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: The Board of Commissioners of the East Boise County EMS District will conduct a Regular Meeting at the date, time, and location shown above.

Action Item Notation: Any agenda item that may have a vote is identified with “ACTION ITEM.”

1. Call to Order





2. Approval of Board Meeting Agenda Notice Postings

ACTION ITEM



• Report of the agenda notice postings, inclusive of any amended agenda notice postings
• Motion to receive Secretary’s agenda notice, posting report, and set agenda.



MEETING AGENDA AMENDMENTS AFTER THE MEETING HAS STARTED PROCESS

Meeting Agenda Amendment — No Final Action to Be Taken:

After the meeting has started, the Board may amend the agenda upon a motion that states: (1) the reason for the amendment; and (2) the good-faith reason the agenda item was not included in the original posted agenda. The motion should identify the item being added and its placement on the agenda. The motion shall be seconded and acted upon by the Board, and the motion and disposition shall be reflected in the minutes.

Meeting Agenda Amendment — Final Action to Be Taken:

If an agenda item is added after the meeting has started, the Board may not take final action on the added item unless an emergency is declared that necessitates action at that meeting.

The motion to amend the agenda shall state: (1) the reason for the amendment; and (2) the good-faith reason the agenda item was not included in the original posted agenda. If final action is to be taken, the Board must also declare the emergency and state the facts and circumstances justifying the emergency.

An emergency is a situation involving injury or damage to persons or property, or immediate financial loss, or the likelihood of such injury, damage, or loss, when compliance with the applicable notice requirements would make notice impracticable or increase the likelihood or severity of such injury, damage, or loss.



3. Citizen Comments





This section of the agenda is reserved for citizens wishing to address the Board. Individuals wishing to speak will have 5 minutes.



4. Lawyer Updates

ACTION ITEM





5. Bills to Pay / Billing Updates

ACTION ITEM



Bills Payable

Approve bank statements



6. Approval of Minutes

ACTION ITEM







August 10th, 2026

August 31, 2026



7. New Business





ACTION

New Business Item 1 – Gavin Rapp

Notes

Website Proposal



ACTION

New Business Item 2 - Scotty Perkins

Notes

Would like to speak with the Board



ACTION

New Business Item 3 –Employee handbook

Notes

Review updated Employee handbook and changes made

IV, IO, Supraglottic, Dextrose, and Nitrous Oxide Protocol review for 2026

Vehicle Use

Operation Plan

Medical Supervision

Medications

Procedures



ACTION

New Business Item 4- Flooring for station 2

Notes

Replace flooring at Idaho City Station



ACTION

New Business Item 5 – Payroll addition and changes

Notes

Two payroll changes

One Payroll addition





8. Continued Business





ACTION

Continued Business Item 1 – Inventory Update



ACTION

Continued Business Item 2 – Amended Budget



Update bookkeeper amount to budget















Old 15 Auction Updates

Notes

Status and any updates





Donation of Paint for station 2

Notes

Updates?



ACTION

Braun Ambulance Update and request

Notes

Build Update.

Travel arrangements for final inspection and pickup



9. Executive Session

ACTION ITEM



Executive Session under Idaho Code § 74-206 (1) may be held if determined necessary by the Commissioners. An executive session, at which members of the public are excluded, may be held. The following are the purposes for which the Commissioners may convene into an executive session under Idaho Open Meeting Law.

☐ (a) To consider hiring a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent, wherein the respective qualities of individuals are to be evaluated in order to fill a particular vacancy or need. This paragraph does not apply to filling a vacancy in an elective office or deliberations about staffing needs in general.

☐ (b) To consider the evaluation, dismissal, or disciplining of, or to hear complaints or charges brought against, a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent;

☐ (c) To acquire an interest in real property which is not owned by a public agency;

☐ (d) To consider records that are exempt from disclosure as provided in chapter 1, title 74, Idaho Code;

☐ (e) To consider preliminary negotiations involving matters of trade or commerce in which the governing body is in competition with governing bodies in other states or nations;

☐ (f) To communicate with legal counsel for the public agency to discuss the legal ramifications of legal options for pending litigation, or controversies not yet being litigated but are imminently likely to be litigated. The mere presence of legal counsel at an executive session does not satisfy this requirement.

☐ (i) To engage in communications with a representative of the public agency's risk manager or insurance provider to discuss the adjustment of a pending claim or prevention of a claim imminently likely to be filed. The mere presence of a representative of the public agency's risk manager or insurance provider at an executive session does not satisfy this requirement.

☐ (j) To consider labor contract matters authorized under section 74-206A (1) (a) and (b), Idaho Code.

PERSONS DESIGNATED TO ATTEND

B, D, F



Motion to include a designation of those to be in attendance during the executive session, followed by a roll call vote.

Resume Meeting

10. Updates





CHIEF UPDATES

Volunteer status





ASSISTANT CHIEF UPDATES / EBCED RESPONSE STATS

Stats.







BOARD / COMMISSIONER UPDATES

Click here and type Board/Commissioner updates...



11. Future Agendas

ACTION ITEM



Click here and type future agenda topics...





12. Set Date, Time, and Location for Next Regular Meeting

ACTION ITEM



DATE

TIME

LOCATION

October 12th 2026

17:30

204 Commercial St, Idaho City, ID 83631





13. Adjournment

ACTION ITEM

Build Update.
Travel arrangements for final inspection and pickup



9. Executive Session ACTION ITEM

Executive Session under Idaho Code § 74-206 (1) may be held if determined necessary by the Commissioners. An executive session, at which members of the public are excluded, may be held. The following are the purposes for which the Commissioners may convene into an executive session under Idaho Open Meeting Law.

Motion to include a designation of those to be in attendance during the executive session, followed by a roll call vote.

Resume Meeting

10. Updates

CHIEF UPDATES
Volunteer status

ASSISTANT CHIEF UPDATES / EBCED RESPONSE STATS
Stats.

BOARD / COMMISSIONER UPDATES


11. Future Agendas ACTION ITEM

12. Set Date, Time, and Location for Next Regular Meeting ACTION ITEM

October 12th 2026

17:30

204 Commercial St, Idaho City, ID 83631

13. Adjournment ACTION ITEM

EMS Should Be EssentialJust because EMS has always been expected to survive without the same support as other emergency ...
08/26/2026

EMS Should Be Essential

Just because EMS has always been expected to survive without the same support as other emergency services doesn’t mean it has to stay that way.

We’ve gotten really good at saying things like:

“EMS has always found a way.”

“Volunteers will cover it.”

“The community can’t afford more.”

“That’s just rural EMS.”

“Someone will answer the call.”

But what happens when someday, no one can?

EMS is not optional when someone is having a heart attack. It is not optional when a child cannot breathe. It is not optional when someone is critically injured on the highway. It is not optional when a family calls 911 because they have nowhere else to turn.

Yet in too many communities, especially rural communities, the system responsible for answering those calls is expected to survive on unstable funding, shrinking volunteer numbers, aging equipment, limited staffing, and local communities trying desperately to hold everything together.

We would never accept that approach for other critical public safety infrastructure. We shouldn't accept it for EMS.

EMS needs to be recognized as an essential service, and it needs meaningful state support.

Calling EMS “essential” isn't about taking away local control. It is about recognizing a basic reality:

When someone calls 911 for a medical emergency, there must be a sustainable system capable of answering.

Local communities should absolutely have a role in building and supporting their EMS systems. But the entire responsibility cannot continue to fall on small communities, local taxpayers, volunteers, and providers who are already stretched thin.

The State needs to be part of the solution.

That means looking seriously at sustainable EMS funding, rural staffing, recruitment and retention, training, equipment, ambulances, communications, medical direction, and the enormous geographic challenges faced by rural agencies.

Because an ambulance sitting in a station without enough people to staff it isn't a functioning emergency medical system. A volunteer roster doesn't guarantee an ambulance will respond. And hoping someone will always step forward is not a long-term public safety plan.

This isn't about criticizing the generations of EMS providers who built the system we have today. They accomplished incredible things with very little. But honoring what they built doesn't mean refusing to improve it. We can value volunteer EMS and recognize that volunteerism alone may no longer be enough. We can respect local responsibility and ask the State to share responsibility for protecting its citizens. We can talk about the cost of supporting EMS and talk about the cost of doing nothing.
Most importantly, we can stop treating EMS as essential only after someone needs it.

Because when the tones drop, nobody asks whether EMS is technically considered an essential service. They simply expect an ambulance to come.
And they should.

Maybe the next chapter of EMS in Idaho shouldn't be about asking our providers and communities to somehow keep doing more with less.

Maybe it should be about finally building a system designed to last.

EMS is healthcare.

EMS is public safety.

EMS is part of our emergency response infrastructure.

And it is time we support it like it is.

EMS needs state support. EMS needs sustainable funding. EMS needs to be essential.

This is a conversation Idaho needs to have because we have days when someone called 911 and there was and will not have an ambulance available to answer.

08/20/2026

🚑 WE’RE HIRING! 🚑

East Boise County EMS District is growing our team!

We are currently accepting applications for:

⭐ Full-Time EMT
⭐ Part-Time EMT

We’re looking for dependable, motivated EMTs who want to serve a rural community, stay engaged, and be part of our EMS district.

Minimum requirements include:
• Current Idaho EMT license
• At least 1 year of EMS experience
• Ambulance driving experience
• Clean driving record
• Ability to pass a background check and drug/alcohol screening
• Self-motivated and willing to stay productive during slower periods

🏔️ Come work in beautiful East Boise County and help us provide emergency medical care across approximately 1,300 square miles of rural Idaho.

📩 Interested? Apply on
EBCEDEMS.ORG

PLEASE SHARE and help us find our next EMT! 🚑💙

08/17/2026

A remote medical emergency off Summit Flat Road prompted a multi-agency rescue response in Boise County on Monday, Aug. 10.Boise County Search and Rescue and Id

🚑 WE’RE HIRING — JOIN EAST BOISE COUNTY EMS! 🚑East Boise County EMS District is accepting applications for:⭐ Full-Time E...
08/17/2026

🚑 WE’RE HIRING — JOIN EAST BOISE COUNTY EMS! 🚑

East Boise County EMS District is accepting applications for:

⭐ Full-Time EMT
⭐ Part-Time EMT

Are you an experienced EMT who takes initiative, works well independently, and wants to make a difference in rural EMS? We want to hear from you!

East Boise County EMS District serves approximately 1,300 square miles throughout East Boise County, including Idaho City, Lowman, Placerville, Centerville, Wilderness Ranch, Robie Creek, Clear Creek, and the Highway 21 corridor.

Our EMTs work in a unique rural environment where strong assessment skills, sound judgment, teamwork, professionalism, and self-motivation are essential.

🚑 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must:

• Hold a current Idaho State EMT license
• Hold a current CPR certification for Healthcare Providers
• Have a minimum of one year of EMS experience
• Have ambulance driving experience
• Possess a valid driver's license and maintain a clean driving record
• Be able to successfully pass a criminal background check
• Be able to successfully pass drug and alcohol testing
• Be dependable, professional, and able to work effectively as part of a team
• Be comfortable providing emergency medical care in a rural environment where transport times and access to additional resources may be extended
• Be self-motivated and able to work with minimal direction
• Be willing to stay productive during slower periods by identifying tasks that need to be completed rather than waiting to be directed
• Take pride in maintaining ambulances, equipment, the station, and overall operational readiness
• Have a positive attitude and a willingness to contribute wherever needed

💪 WE'RE LOOKING FOR A SELF-STARTER

Rural EMS has busy days and it also has slower days. We're looking for people who understand that being on duty means always being ready and always contributing.

The right candidate doesn't need to be given a list of tasks throughout the day. We value EMTs who notice what needs attention, take initiative, help their partners, check equipment, maintain the station and ambulances, work on training, and find productive ways to strengthen the organization between calls.

🏔️ WHY EAST BOISE COUNTY EMS?

This isn't just station-based EMS. Our district serves residents, visitors, recreation areas, mountain communities, and travelers throughout a large and diverse response area.

You'll have opportunities to work alongside local fire departments, quick-response units, law enforcement, Boise County Search & Rescue, and air medical services while responding to everything from medical emergencies and motor vehicle crashes to remote and backcountry incidents.

We are continuing to build and strengthen EMS throughout East Boise County, and we're looking for EMTs who want to be part of that growth not simply fill a seat on an ambulance.

💙 If you have the experience, initiative, work ethic, and commitment to serve, we want to hear from you!

📩 Interested applicants: Contact East Boise County EMS District for additional information and application instructions.

To Apply go to EBCEDEMS.ORG
-Complete application
-Email with resume, references, and Idaho State License

📧 [email protected]

East Boise County EMS District
Rapid emergency response for those who live, visit, and travel in East Boise County.

🚑 Come serve where your skills, initiative, and dedication truly make a difference.

A huge THANK YOU to Jack Pine Rodeo for making safety a priority and ensuring EMS is onsite for the Jack Pine Round Up! ...
08/16/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Jack Pine Rodeo for making safety a priority and ensuring EMS is onsite for the Jack Pine Round Up! 🚑🤠❤️

East Boise County EMS is excited and honored to be part of this event!

We appreciate Jack Pine Rodeo for recognizing the importance of having emergency medical care available and for looking out for everyone who comes out to enjoy the rodeo.

We’re looking forward to a great event, some exciting rodeo action, and most importantly, a fun and safe weekend for everyone!

Thank you for including us, we’re proud to serve our community! 🚑💙🤠

We make sure to have onsite ambulance service during our event to provide immediate standby care to ensure injured riders or spectators or crew members receive rapid intervention and transport if they need it.

08/15/2026

🚨 Teamwork Makes the Difference! 🚑🚁

On Monday, August 10, Boise County Search and Rescue and Idaho City Fire were called to assist East Boise County EMS with a patient located off Summit Flat Road.

Due to the remote location and challenging terrain, a Boise County Search and Rescue team was dispatched in a UTV to gain access to the patient and help get the EMS crew and Fire where they needed to be.

With the patient in a difficult-to-access area, Air Medical was requested. Air St. Luke’s 4 was able to land near the patient, allowing our team to assist with getting the patient safely from the scene to the helicopter for transport.

Calls like this are a great reminder of just how important teamwork, training, and resources are when responding to patients in remote areas. It takes multiple agencies working together and finding creative solutions to reach people who may be far beyond where a traditional ambulance can safely travel.

We are incredibly fortunate to have the resources, equipment, and dedicated personnel needed to get our EMTs and rescuers where they are needed, even when the terrain makes access difficult.

A huge thank you to Boise County Search and Rescue, Idaho City Fire District, and Air St. Luke’s for working together to make this response possible. 🚑🛟🚒🚁

When the road ends, the teamwork doesn’t. ❤️

08/15/2026

💜 A Heartfelt Thank You to Iron Mountain Coffee, Julissa & Our Amazing Community 💜

We want to give a huge THANK YOU to Julissa and Iron Mountain Coffee for their generous donation in support of su***de prevention and awareness.

We also want to thank every member of our community who supported Julissa and helped make this fundraiser successful. This donation represents more than money, it represents a community that cares about one another and is willing to come together for people who may be going through some of their hardest moments.

We are incredibly grateful to serve such an amazing community and for the continued support you show our EMS crews and, most importantly, each other. 💜

Please know that our ambulance station is always a place you can come if you need help, need someone to talk to, or simply need information about where to find the right resources. Please don't be afraid to reach out or come see us. We would much rather have you ask for help than feel like you have to face something alone.

Thank you, Julissa, Iron Mountain Coffee, and everyone who supported this effort. This is what community taking care of community looks like. 💜

🚨 COMMUNITY SAFETY ALERT: KRATOM & 7-OH — PLEASE KNOW WHAT YOU’RE BUYING 🚨We want to bring attention to something that i...
08/14/2026

🚨 COMMUNITY SAFETY ALERT: KRATOM & 7-OH — PLEASE KNOW WHAT YOU’RE BUYING 🚨

We want to bring attention to something that is becoming an increasing concern across the country, kratom and, especially, concentrated products containing 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH).

This isn't something we're sharing simply because we saw it in the news.

We have already experienced serious medical situations involving these types of products in our own community.

Products containing kratom or concentrated 7-OH can be purchased online and can be found in smoke shops, convenience stores, and gas stations. Because something can be purchased over the counter, people may assume that means it is safe.

That is not necessarily the case.

The FDA has warned consumers about serious adverse events associated with kratom and kratom-derived products, including seizures, liver toxicity, substance-use disorder, respiratory depression, addiction and withdrawal. Concentrated 7-OH products are of particular concern because of their opioid-like effects.

These products have opioid-like effects, high potential for abuse and threat to public safety.

⚠️ Why are we talking about this?

Because our EMS crews are already seeing the consequences.

When someone takes one of these products, EMS may be called because the person is extremely altered, difficult to wake, experiencing concerning vital signs, having a seizure, vomiting, experiencing significant behavioral changes or having difficulty breathing.

Parents — talk to your teenagers and young adults about these products. Know what 7-OH, kratom extracts, shots, gummies, tablets and similar products are. Take a few minutes to look at what is being marketed and sold. Some concentrated products can be very different from traditional kratom leaf.

And please remember: If someone has taken kratom, 7-OH, or another substance and becomes unconscious, cannot be awakened normally, has a seizure, develops severe confusion, or is having difficulty breathing — call 911.

If EMS responds, tell the crew exactly what was taken, how much, when it was taken, and whether alcohol, prescription medications or other substances were also involved. If possible, keep the package or container for EMS. That information can be extremely important for treatment.

We aren't posting this to create fear or judgment. We're posting it because we have already seen serious problems associated with these products, and we would much rather educate our community before another emergency happens.

Please take a few minutes to watch and share this report:

▶️ "KRATOM CRACKDOWN: Experts warn of “gas station he**in" dangers

https://youtu.be/yD-gtQdkL_8?is=aZCDllWxCuRUalCH

Awareness matters. Education matters. And knowing what you're putting into your body matters.

Please share! especially with parents, teenagers and young adults in our community. 🚑❤️

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Agenda notice for Special meeting on August 31, 2026    https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_MmZhOWFmN...
08/12/2026

Agenda notice for Special meeting on August 31, 2026


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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: The Board of Commissioners of the East Boise County EMS District will conduct a Special Meeting on the following date, time and location:

DATE TIME LOCATION
August 31, 2026 18:00 pm
204 Commercial Street, Idaho City, Idaho 83631

Action Item Notation: Any agenda item that may have a vote is identified with the appearance of “Action Item” in the left column of this Meeting Agenda.
1. Call to Order:
2. Approval of Board of Meeting Agenda Notice Postings: Action
• Report of the agenda notice postings, inclusive of any amended agenda notice postings Item Motion to receive Chief’s agenda notice, posting report, and set agenda.
• To amend the agenda after the start of the meeting and in the event the Board needs to take final action on the amended item, a motion must state that an emergency exists and be noted in the minutes, and why the item was not reasonably anticipated to be on the agenda, and state the reason there is an emergency.
[An emergency must be a situation involving injury or damage to persons or property, or immediate financial loss, or the likelihood of such injury, damage, or loss, when the notice requirements of agenda posting will make such notice impracticable, or increase the likelihood or severity of such injury, damage, or loss.]
Posted: 204 Commercial Street, Idaho City. EBCEDEMS.org, EBCED page

3. Meet with Placerville Fire Commissioners and Fire Chief
Discuss response and personnel issues

4. Executive: Action Item
Executive Session under Idaho Code § 74-206 (1) may be held if determined necessary by the Commissioners. An executive session, at which members of the public are excluded, may be held. The following are the purposes for which the Commissioners may convene into an executive session under Idaho Open Meeting Law I.C. § 74-206 (1) (a)-(f), (i), or (j)
Resume Meeting

5. Motion after Executive session Action Item

6. Set Date, Time, and Location for Regular Meeting.
Date: Aug 14th, 2026
Time: 1730h
Location: 204 Commercial St, Idaho City, ID 83631


7. Adjourn Action Items

Address

204 Commercial Street
Idaho City, ID
83631

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