Logan County to consider $923,956 rural emergency medical services grant supplement
The proposed fiscal 2027 budget change would add grant revenue to a county fund. The county’s work plan includes rural emergency medical services workforce development, transportation coordination, telehealth and community paramedicine.
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Logan County commissioners are scheduled to consider a $923,956 fiscal 2027 budget supplement at their Nov. 17 meeting. The supplement would add unanticipated Rural Health Transformation Program grant revenue to a county fund. The agenda lists Resolution 2026-34 for consideration and describes the supplement as funded by that grant revenue.
The county’s grant work plan includes rural emergency medical services workforce and career-pathway development, coordination of emergency medical services transportation and coverage, vehicle connectivity and telehealth, and community paramedicine screening and referrals, according to the plan attached to the county’s Oct. 27 agenda.
The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing lists Logan County for a $2,105,514 award under the program. The Nov. 17 agenda does not explain how the proposed supplement relates to that listed award.