Ambulance Service Fees

Policy Title	Print Policy History
Establishing ambulance service fees and repealing Resolution No. 6559

Current Policy	Adopted
Resolution 6792	May 8, 2019

Previous Policies	Adopted
Resolution 6559	December 7, 2016
Resolution 6091	March 14, 2012
Resolution 5876	January 13, 2010
Resolution 5276	June 14, 2006
Resolution 4962	April 28, 2004
Resolution 4811	March 24, 2003
Resolution 4676	April 24, 2002
Resolution 4123	June 9, 1999
Resolution 3987	July 22, 1998
Resolution 3646	May 22, 1996
Resolution 3371	June 8, 1994
Resolution 3178	June 24, 1992
Resolution 3051	April 10, 1991
Resolution 2946	April 11, 1990
Resolution 2730	October 28, 1987
Resolution 2562	August 28, 1985
Resolution 2375	January 12, 1983
Resolution 2314	February 24, 1982
Resolution 2262	June 24, 1981
Resolution 2220	December 17, 1980
Resolution 2179	June 25, 1980
Resolution 2039	January 24, 1979
Resolution 1989	July 26, 1978
Resolution 1914	September 28, 1977
Resolution 1755	January 21, 1976
Resolution 1445	August 23, 1972
Resolution 400	January 23, 1957

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