Select Board approves 2027 EMS contracts totaling $1.02 million
October 02, 2026 | Bristol, Grafton County, New Hampshire
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The Select Board approved the town's share of three EMS contracts for 2027 after a staff presentation on call volume, billing revenue and formula changes. The board voted to sign the contracts for Alexandria ($261,437.76), Danbury ($244,022.16) and Hill ($229,221.09), for a total of $1,020,587.23.
The EMS representative told the board the call percentage rose to 76% this year and that billing revenues and modest salary increases (a 4% COLA last year) factored into the updated subsidy numbers. As presented, the contracts are ready for signatures and downstream budget work. ‘‘If you are so willing to do that, then I can get that to them, and they can start their budget process,’’ the EMS presenter said. The motion to approve was moved, seconded, and carried on a 4-0 voice vote.
The EMS representative told the board the call percentage rose to 76% this year and that billing revenues and modest salary increases (a 4% COLA last year) factored into the updated subsidy numbers. As presented, the contracts are ready for signatures and downstream budget work. ‘‘If you are so willing to do that, then I can get that to them, and they can start their budget process,’’ the EMS presenter said. The motion to approve was moved, seconded, and carried on a 4-0 voice vote.
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