Lincoln County Commission accepts $45K equipment donation from Harlem for EMS

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners meeting on April 10, 2025, focused on the acceptance of valuable equipment from the City of Harlem, which will be assigned to the county's Emergency Medical Services (EMS). The total value of the equipment is estimated between $40,000 and $45,000.

During the meeting, Commissioner Henderson highlighted the quality of the equipment, noting his involvement in transporting it back to Lincoln County. He expressed gratitude towards the City of Harlem for their generous contribution, emphasizing the importance of such resources for local emergency services.

The motion to accept the equipment was made by Commissioner Henderson and seconded by Commissioner Clyde. After a brief discussion, the motion was unanimously approved by the board.

In addition to the equipment discussion, the meeting also included a review of contracts related to the Board of Tax Assessors, although specific details on these contracts were not elaborated upon during the session.

The acceptance of this equipment marks a significant step in enhancing the capabilities of Lincoln County's EMS, reflecting the collaborative efforts between local governments to support community services.