Council approves LifePak purchase as engine is converted to ALS; grant funds cover cost
September 21, 2026 | Flat Rock, Wayne County, Michigan
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City staff requested council approval to purchase a LifePak 35 monitor, batteries and chargers for an engine being converted to advanced life support (ALS). The request was presented as being covered by the existing engine grant; staff said the engine grant still had roughly $220,000 and that, after the purchase, about $60,000 would remain.
The transcript records the requested figure as "$58,4614," which appears to be a transcription error; staff indicated the purchase would be paid from the engine grant. "As long as it's something we're spending that goes on the engine, it's good to go," a staff member said. The council moved, supported and approved the purchase by voice vote.
The transcript records the requested figure as "$58,4614," which appears to be a transcription error; staff indicated the purchase would be paid from the engine grant. "As long as it's something we're spending that goes on the engine, it's good to go," a staff member said. The council moved, supported and approved the purchase by voice vote.
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