The Fire Chief’s report states that delivery of a new ambulance has been scheduled for May 15, indicating that the district has recently procured a replacement EMS unit. The report also notes regular ambulance billing and an ambulance receivable balance of over $271,000 as of April 30, 2026, reflecting active EMS transport operations. Although the ambulance purchase itself is already decided, the arrival of a new unit typically drives needs for equipment fit-out, communications gear, power management, medical devices, graphics, and staff training. Vendors can engage around aftermarket outfitting, maintenance programs, ePCR system integration, and long-term fleet replacement planning, using this delivery as a signal that the district is actively investing in EMS capabilities.

Ambulance receivable ending balance is reported as 271337.81 as of April 30 2026, indicating a signi...