FIRST RESPONDER 1992 - Laserfiche WebLink

-6- E. The COUNTY will annually audit the expenditures of funds. The CITY will submit claims and supporting documentation as may be reasonably required by the COUNTY. F. The COUNTY shall have the right to delay or deny future payment of funds in the event the CITY utilizes the funds for unauthorized materials or services. Section 6a. Supplemental Assessment Funds (Option) A. At the request of the CITY, the Board of Supervisors may agree to collect additional funds via the EMS Benefit Assessment District. These funds, shown in Exhibit A-l, will be utilized only for approved Emergency Medical Service purposes. Annually, the CITY shall provide written documentation, prior to June 20, requesting continuance of the supplemental assessment. B. The CITY will submit for approval by the Contract Administrator, a plan for the spending of supplemental assessment funds. C. Documentation, audit and payment of the supplemental assessment funds will be the same as for the First Responder Funds. D. The COUNTY shall have the right to delay or deny future payment of funds in the event the CITY utilizes the funds for unauthorized purposes. Section 7. Private Ambulance Provider's Use of Fire Personnel A. COUNTY-contract ambulance provider may utilize CITY fire personnel for transport to the hospital in the following circumstances only: 1) 2) 3) 4) Patient is "Code Blue". Critical pediatric patient requiring airway management and other ALS intervention. Multicasualty incident requiring maximal use of ambulance units. Critical patient with an unmanageable airway. B. COUNTY-contract ambulance provider use of fire personnel for transport of any patient in circumstances other than those listed above will be subject to a $300.00 per hour penalty per incident but only if a fire unit is put out of service thereby. Funds awards to CITY under this sections shall be placed in the separate EMS fund account as in 6.(D.) above.