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NEW MILFORD TOWN COUNCIL

REGULAR MEETING

MINUTES

MARCH 28, 2011

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Members Mayor Patricia Murphy caPresent: Peter Bass (7:35)

Walter Bayer c -1 tj

Cecilia Buck - Taylor U_

ThomasEspositoRobert Guendelsberger

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Mary Jane LundgrenPeter Mullen

Raymond O'BrienRoger Szendy

Others Tammy Reardon, Mayoral AidePresent: D. Randall DiBella, Town Attorney

Raymond Jankowski, Director of Finance

1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND MOMENT OF SILENCE

Ms. Buck - Taylor led the room in the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment ofsilence.

2. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

There was no public participation at this time.

3. APPROVAL OF PRIOR MINUTES

Regular Town Council Meeting March 14, 2011

Mr. O'Brien moved the Town Council approve theminutes of the regular meeting dated March 14, 2011 assubmitted The motion was seconded by Ms. Buck- Taylorand carried 6 -0 -2 vote. Mr. Guendelsberger, Mr. Szendy,Ms. Buck - Taylor, Dr. Mullen, Mr. O'Brien, and Mr.Bayer voted in favor of the motion. Mrs. Lundgren andMr. Esposito abstainedfrom voting.

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4. APPOINTMENTS

Municipal Agentfor the ElderlyLorraine Kelley (D) 03/28/2011 - 05/06/2012

Filling vacancy left by Nancy Lindoerfer (retired)]

Mrs. Lorraine Kelley was present for the appointment. She stated this positionwas created in 1972 by the Connecticut State Legislature and that the MunicipalAgent position is responsible for informing the elderly of programs and servicesand to help them obtain these things.

Mr. O'Brien moved the Town Council approve theappointment by the Mayor of Lorraine Kelley (D) asMunicipal Agent for the Elderly for the term March 28,2011 through May 6, 2012, The motion was seconded byMs. Buck - Taylor and carried unanimously.

Economic Development CommissionNancy I. Saggese (U) 03/28/2011 - 11/30/2015

Filling vacancy left by Maureen Laurer (U)J

Ms. Nancy Saggese was present for the appointment. It was noted that she usedto sit on the subcommittee for education for the Economic DevelopmentCommission and runs a business in town.

Mr. Esposito felt that Ms. Saggese would be a great addition to the Commissionand welcomed her.

Mr. O'Brien moved the Town Council approve theappointment by the Mayor of Nancy I Saggese (U) to theEconomic Development Commission for the term March28, 2011 through November 30, 2015. The motion was

seconded by Mr. Esposito and carried unanimously.

Re- Amointment Correction —Ethics Commission

Norman D. Koch (D) 12/01/2009 - 11/30/

Mr. O'Brien moved the Town Council approve the re-appointment by the Mayor ofNorman D. Koch (D) to theEthics Commission for the term March 28, 2011 throughNovember 30, 2014. The motion was seconded by Mr.Esposito and carried unanimously.


5. FINANCE

Update from the Director of Finance

Director Raymond Jankowski was present for the discussion. He stated that taxcollections are strong and slightly ahead of last year. He expects a lack ininvestment yield. He has budgeted for $300,000 and as of March 21" the townhas earned $45,200. He hopes to make $100,000.

Efforts continue to find a remedy for the personal property tax pro rate for thisyear and future years. The State is thinking about eliminating the program butimplementing higher sales tax, additional conveyance taxes, occupancy tax, aswell as additional boat and truck taxes.

He went to the State Treasurer's meeting last week and met the new OPMSecretary. He got no indication as to which way the State is leaning. A lot isdependent upon negotiations with the State employee unions.

He hopes to have more solid numbers before the town budget goes to referendum.

When asked by Dr. Mullen, Mr. Jankowski gave an overview of the personalproperty tax program implemented by the State. This program from the State (aformula grant) started out 6 -7 years ago as 100 cents on the dollar reimbursementon new manufacturing machinery that is purchased by industry in our town. Thegrants have been adjusted since then by the State (going both up and down) andare now being prorated. The State is considering eliminating this program andthus eliminating the town's ability to tax this property. Next year it is proposed at80 cents on the dollar and prorated if it is still around.

Dr. Mullen then asked how much was in the Contingency account at this time.Mr. Jankowski stated there is $155,177.39.

Mr. O'Brien wondered why the State did not just leave the town revenue streamsalone because the proposed new revenues options would reduce town fundingresources. Several examples were discussed. Mayor Murphy stated that aftertalking with the new OPM Secretary, she was told that this is what the State isproposing to do.

Several examples were discussed.

Mr. Bass asked if there were any Town fee accounts that Mr. Jankowski thoughtmight be lowering. Mr. Jankowski stated there were not and he is confident withthe numbers as they now stand. He stated land use fees have been decreasingover the years as well as building fees taken in, but he has seen a little upswingand hopes the fees continue to rise.


Mr. Bass asked if the Contingency funds were unencumbered. He was told theyare and Mr. Jankowski does not foresee any use of these funds at this time. Healso noted that there are some stresses on benefits such as heart and hypertension,unemployment, and deductibles in insurance lines. That might influence theContingency fund at the end of the year.

Mr. Bass asked if money used by the town for the flood such as overtime, etc.would be taken from Contingency. Mr. Jankowski stated it would not be taken

from Contingency and at this time required an emergency appropriation of up toone eight of a mil or $300,000. He does not feel the town will come close to that.Some of that also comes out of the departments' overtime as it now exists.

Mayor Murphy stated that the costs were also submitted to FEMA; however,although Litchfield County has met its cost threshold, the State had not to date.The State then extended the deadline to March 31" and encouraged allmunicipalities to submit their damages whether they have insurance or not.

Mr. Jankowski stated those monies, if needed, would come from UndesignatedSurplus.

Dr. Mullen asked for clarification on several items that were just discussed. Mr.Jankowski explained that regarding State programs such as the personal propertytax program, the State will put a defined amount in to the line and will not putmore in. If there are many requests, the disbursements will be prorated.

Mr. Bass asked if there were more unfunded mandates proposed at the Statemeeting Mr. Jankowski attended.

Mr. Jankowski there was no talk about that, but noted it is hard to figure thenumbers because of the new government and legislation.

Mr. Bass then asked if the town would be additionally exposed with the newhealthcare plans that are being implemented. Mr. Jankowski stated the town

would be affected. It would be phased in by 2014 and as of July 1St the town mustcover dependents up to 26 years of age.

6. SOCIAL SERVICES

Discussion and possible action on request to accept a $5000.00 grant fromMVP -SOS to the Good Samaritan Fund. The grant will be used to pay forchildren's participation in the Family First program.

Mr. Bass moved the Town Council approve the request toaccept a $5,000.00 grant from MVP -SOS to the GoodSamaritan Fund. The grant will be used to pay forchildren'sparticipation in the Family Firstprogram. The

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motion was seconded by Ms. Buck - Taylor and carriedunanimously.

Mr. O'Brien asked that a thank you letter be sent on behalf of the Town and theTown Council.

7. YOUTH AGENCY

Discussion and possible action on request to accept a Grant donation fromHVCASA (Housatonic Valley Coalition against Substance Abuse) in theamount of $6,045.00. These funds are to be utilized to provide substanceabuse programming in concert with the New Milford Police Dept, NewMilford Hospital and the New Milford Middle School and High School.These funds will be placed in Account 5100- 503 -5761 and require a furtherappropriation in the amount of $6,045.00to Account 6066 - 270 - 0009.

Mr. O'Brien moved the Town Council approve the requestto accept a grant donation from HVCASA (HousatonicValley Coalition against Substance Abuse) in the amountof $6,045.00. These funds are to be utilized to providesubstance abuse programming in concert with the NewMilford'Police Dept, New Milford Hospital and the NewMilford Middle School and High School. These fundswill be placed in Account 5100 -503 -5761 and require afurther appropriation in the amount of $6,045.00 toAccount 6066 - 270 -0009. The motion was seconded byMs. Buck - Taylor and carried unanimously.

8. MAYOR'SOFFICE

Discussion and possible action on the proposed Paramedic Programagreement.

Mayor Murphy stated that this program is with Campion, and services NewMilford and its surrounding towns. New Milford benefits from having theParamedic housed in town at the hospital. New Milford utilizes the paramedicmost of the time.

Mr. Szendy moved the Town Council authorize the Mayorto sign the proposed Paramedic Program agreement withCampion Ambulance Service, Inc. The motion was

seconded by Mr. O'Brien.

Mr. O'Brien asked what the hospital was doing with this agreement. MayorMurphy stated the hospital is out because it is no longer allowed to subsidize sucha program.


Donna Hespe stated that the hospital indicated that they did not want to donate the25,000 because they would be bidding on the contract. Mayor Murphy statedthey are also prohibited by law. New Milford's share of the increase would beabout $15;000.

Mr. Guendelsberger asked if the town uses Campion at this time. He was toldthat the town uses Campion now, but is in the third year of a two year contract.The contract itself is good for two years with two one year options ofcontinuation. The town is currently in an option year.

Mr. Guendelsberger asked if there was any place in the contract where the town isindemnified in case the Campion employees are negligent. Attorney DiBellastated there will be something in the contract. Mr. Guendelsberger then stated hewould like to see the contract before it is signed. Dr. Mullen and Mr. Espositoagreed.

Mrs. Hespe stated the town has until June 3&. Brief discussion ensued as to

when the Town Council must act for the contract to be executed for July 1St.

It was noted that all of the other towns have approved this proposal with theexception of New Milford. Mayor Murphy stated that New Milford requested itbe re -bid and brought to the Town Council. She noted this bid is lower than theother bid the town received.

This bid is higher than last year but lower than the other bid of $240,000. With abundle billing package it was $306,000. The bundle included getting a flat ratefor every run our local ambulance got and pay the City of Danbury for the use oftheir ambulance vehicle over and above the fee that the ambulance company got.

Mr. Szendy withdrew his motion to authorize the Mayor to sign the contract. Mr.O'Brien withdrew his second.

Mayor Murphy stated she would get a full copy of the contract to the TownCouncil members.

Mr. Bayer moved to adjourn at

8:05 p.m. The motion was seconded by Ms. Buck - Taylorand carried unanimously.

Respectfully submitted,

dilynnWFerlowRecording Secretaryjlf


TOWN OF NEW MILFORD

pqA= O, 40 Main Street — 2nd Floor

x New Milford, Connecticut 06776

YTelephone (860) 355 -6079 • Fax (860) 355 -6019

Department of Social Services

March 16, 2011

Dear Mayor Murphy and members of the Town Council,

I am requesting your acceptance of a $5000.00 grant from MVP -SOS to the GoodSamaritan Fund of Social Services. The grant will be used for the Family First program,to pay for children's participation. This is the first of two grants totaling $10,000 for the2011 program year.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

PegMolina, LCSW

Director

TOWN OF NEW MILFORD50 East Street

Z New Milford, Connecticut 06776

Telephone (860) 354 -0047 • Web Site: www.youthagency.org

Office of the Youth Agency

March 17, 2011

Mayor Patricia MurphyNew Milford Town Hall

10 Main Street

New Milford, CT 06776

Dear Mayor Murphy,

At your earliest convenience, the Agency would like to request placement on theTown Council Agenda to accept a Grant donation from HVCASA (Housatonic ValleyCoalition against Substance Abuse) in the amount of $6,045.00.

These funds are to be utilized to provide substance abuse programming in concertwith the New Milford Police Dept, New Milford Hospital and the New Milford MiddleSchool and High School. These funds will be placed in Account 5100 -503 -5761 andrequire a further appropriation in the amount of $6,045.00 to Account 6066 - 270 -0009.

Thank you for your time in this matter.

Sincerely,

G. ark M n

Executive Director

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PROPOSAL BY:

CAMPION

AMBULANCE SERVICE,

INC.

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PROGRAM

COST FOR PROVISION OF PARAMEDIC SERVICE TOTHE HOUSATONIC VALLEY REGIONAL PARAMEDIC

PROGRAM

tt .is spec , ,fically ::epresented that lye cost quoted hereit) is fat the e: :clusive use of the vel::cie,equipment and personnel by the HoValley Regional Paramedic Pc(:agrnm.

It it st,ecificaL rep:-—_ecred that the test cruoted herein is the tor,.' °e= nun.exation to be receivez b1,Ciimpicn Ambulance Se ce law. 'or the pzov:s -on o_ paramedic srr7ice to the Housatorsic V eyRegional Paramedic Progrmm.

Latrspiorz Ambulance Set *ice Inc. ,roposes an im a! two 2j year test-) as tequested in she Requestfor Proposal. Yent one I) shall commence ;uh. , 2011 and empire on juste 30, - Year two =;

shal cotn.:nPnce an Tuly 1, 2012 and expire on June 30; 2013.TI)econtract, may be e ;iter-ded for aperiod of one ilj yeas )rota )uly :, 2013 -Tune 30, 2014, ar:d ac additional one 1) 1 ear extensionfrom July 1, 2014 - jzme 30, 2015.

Cninpion Arnbulonce Service Inc. cuotes the foIl>R ing cools:Year 1 . S233.2J0.00

Year 2: $2 -00

Year 3: $293.335.40 (if .gird rear option is exerrtsc&Year4-.$29'3.33.00of foutth year option is exercisel'j

1se,:s pertizettt to the iuifiIItn_nt athis proposa' ::

A Addeueum A - Paramedic Clvtrsight Co)rumttrx:Campion Ambulance Service Inc. agrees to pa --ti :e as a member o£ tiny o:ve:sicommittee or bode for the provision of service within this proPrs: I.

B. Addenc.;nr_ B - Base Location of Paramedic Uni;

All vehicles ar -d ec ubLzed fct the provision of paramedic se t -ice for dieHousatonic S%ley RegionaL Pararnedit Progtatn shall be housed at tise New MilfordHospiai Errg_-eency Depa: itew Milford, CT, or at a central lor_atilon muq- Inhy agreedup'1fl by the Hovsamnic VnDet: Regional Paramedic Program and Campion AmbulanceService Inc.

C. Ads[encutn C - Medic-al Coiurol Protocols:

Caviar Amki]aace Service Irc. agrees to abide by medical direction and con;zoI =ta:r: taaMecca! Lieforof the 1= tne: genctir epartmenrof the tim % AddidoraUy,

A ?sdcs.ecn I fe Sunport Leatment shaD aril_ere and comFly ..mth these regulation`:protn'slFared by the State of t_onrecticut, Depatttnent oF Health, Office of Emergency*tleelieal san, ices.

D. Ad lendurn D - Dispatch Protocois:The paramedic tacit be dispatched accor$ing to protocols developed ha tha ParamedicOversight Comr mttee w concert with Medical Control and v.A adbere to these approtedpriorities the Emergency Medical Dispatch s; stun. The prorides will be subject tochange ar the discretion of the Paramedic C'versight Com ))ittec and ttiTedtcal : nr_ttnl. i5,eparamedic unit may also be requested by J_ - i,mS agencies operaurg - u•ith the mernber townregic n.

C_ Addendum 9 - Per Diem Coveragc:7h= cost for ozoviding an additiomat State of Connecticut licensed vebide staffed with alxensed Para. odic with required Addranceed Life Support Equipment shall be 513-5.00 perhour on either a temporary or permanent '3asis. The cost for a ' day 112 hours' " be

SIb20.00, an4 the cost for the day X24 hours) shall be $32

F. Addendum F - Consideration lot Back -Up Coverage:Campion Ambulance Service' Inc. proposes that the ser-ices of the member towns utilizeexisting resourres that arc available to thern from L'tt hospitats to $dish they axemmspartin,g. These services should reahze that separate agreements may need to be Wade toesmbli"lh

G. C4mpi r. Ambulance Service Inc. personnel should not be considered to constitum amember nt a legally cetriScd ambulance cre-c for any Ambulance Service. Such. servicesshell asstme tesponsibiL•tr for the provision of a fuil, leg "y certtied ambulance crew CIh allservice requests.

14 . Campion Aimbulance Service Inc. agrees to adhere to nr_y -,md all applicable local state andfede>a1 ordinances and mg ons durmg the provision of sets ce under this proposal.

i. Campion nxrbuhime Sen ice Inc. agrees to comply Naitb A p.rotocoLs as set forth vmhni therequcst for proaosal ;sated Februaty 2011 by the Flousrtnnic Vabey Regional ParamedicProgram.

AN INTRODUCTION

TO CAMPION AMBULANCE SERVICE INC.

Gimpion a_tnbulance Service Loc= begat pro,+itumg ErneiRenq Medical Serrices ro the City. ofWll tezbuxr atld its surroun&ng* corvntxtties in 1947, : ais furi1. y ovined and operated businesscontinues to j _ -ow and is well regarded throughout the Stare of Cormecticut as a qua t; provider for0 levels of medical t_*ansp=atioo Campion Ambulance Sermca Inc. is one of the tic• oldesrconume:=al ambulance services currenL7 operating in Col -ned rur.

In %farcL of 1971, Carnpicu A.nbulanee Service Acgl=ed the as-eta of the Fitzgetal_ A.'nbubaceService. This ac=_ .kAb= allovied Campion Ambulance Service to srser_pAea and grow its presenceir. the grr•t :er Varerbur,,= area.

In April of 1981, Campion Ambulance Service acquired the opunrions of B &C Nle6cal Service;,prmau:p a roiz- emergency wheelcimir transportation service. Tl is enhanced :he range of service~nzai!able to the client. cf C- :.mpion mb—Wanre Service and zominues to e%pand. aawn,01 .

In lair- of 178% expamuou Lim LttcbEeld County was in_tiated a ith 1z scquzitiou of Pataatedicxln.bl;ance Service. This e_cpzrsioo established Campion Ambulance Scr-Yice as the ptin•-iPRIprovider of eeaergency medical strvxes to the City of TnrrWb on is weU as most of nortir,wrsr

onnecuzut.

In :,"lard% ei 1993, Campion :Ambulance Ser ce contmc-ed with, -the Nev N ilford 14osnit,01 mp :ocide a rero,ut patorne?Lc intercept program to the trams of New Milford, Ken :, Warren,W,:t hington, Rridgeu :a.trx, Roxbury and Shermanlit . 99 Campion Ambulance Service initiar.ed a reg =anal paramrdic intercept program incen „ unction wn trio Charlotte kiung*_r Hospital az tree site of the forner C4insied Ho pital inWiuchester, C;nnecticut This progtarn provides service to the towns of'J„'insred, New Hartford,Norfolk, BarkLatncteu, Cnl.ebtoak and C'h'est Harland.

txnpivy tAmL --..cc Scilrice is comn-vtted to the ccntinuaticn of hit: ng pry :sided Over EO ;eats ofnt.Gt ser e -o -'he onions of Connecticut. Tit-- integratioe of our resources ',vitl- thus= of

volunteer emergency service'. has prover_ re he a moves: :vl cornbLintian for roam• convmiiv_ ties.his arnnzgement has helped to provide cost effec:,it: e, iligF quabry ernegent} medical service ro anmcreasicag nwnber of vita %erns am ially.

LIST OF REFERENCES

The folloRing Chief Elected Officals and Emergency Medical Sen-iees Officials have beer: actimlyimrolved if- tl,e p_-ovision of emergency medical services utilizing the resources of Campiontltnbularce Sen ice. Inc.

Campion. Ambulance Service Inc. strongly recommends the solicitation of references frotr ttcfo"lowing) st of indi

Mr. Michael jarjura Mr. Leonard Guercia

Mayor. City of %aterbury Bureau Chief, Office of EmergencyNledical Sen.ices

Mr. Ryan Binghan 410 Capitol Avenuefavor, City of Torrington Hartford, CT 06 134

Mr. Michael A. Milone

Town hlanager, Town of Cheshire

Mr. Thomas Dunn

Mayor, Taa of'Wolcott

Mr. Michael Bronko

illayo:•, Borough of Naugatuck

Mr. Robert Chatfield

Mnyor, Town. or prospect

Mr. William Davis Jt.Finn c:icr_nnan, Town. of Sou&bu_ J

Dr. Peter J. JacobyC'naircian of the Department ofEmergency A edicincSaint IAares Hospital56 Ftanldin Stree*.

Waterbury, CT 06706

Dr. Gregory SchmidtDirector of Emergency Set-AcesCharlotte Hunger;°otd'Hospitnl5G(: Iatchfteld Sr

Torrington, CT 06790

Dr. Thomas Roobaaion

Director ofEnergencySe, icesNew IrUl — otd Hosoit d15 Firm Street

tiea: Milford, CT 067

Dr. Gene: Chia

Director of Emergency ServicesSharon l- Iospit2l50 Hospital Hill RoadSharon, Cr 06069

R

WiWam T. Campion5: Suffolk Place

BrtistoI, CT 094108601 582 - 200)

Education

Quineipiac CvtlegeHamden, CT Q6518

3achelors of Science in Health fare At?-ministration -1995

Saint Mary's Hospital Scbeol of Nutsing3tlaterburr, C7 pti ?Cl(

Notsi-eg Diploma - f ane. 1 ?96

Seton Hall UniversitySoul :Ora age, ti] (, T)60 m ricneral Business Adn unisuation 19'd•19fiI

Emp

Campion Ambulance Service, Inc. 1975 to Presea-,

15 west Dover Strcct

Wxterburyy, CI' 067,06

President, Chief Executive Officer

Rr;;;mu?erifiriei inn'ace o;urrht &. ad caenr6ons wh :ihfx;; ;.pcw trxr c Aw wtiPT, risk manaymen7irgula#o;tcon -pace.

Hartford fro .-pital 1947 to-'

0 Se .7,r_our Sleet

H art fotd, i'T 36115

registereti NkmeS;aj,' 7;nre ;i; t.x Taa;ere ;;cv L> bcr,rner,r o ierr! o:aa T.ywtraa Ccre. iaria. n. +e -'n iuw

a& &Va ,in fv rl "rJ Oto fat end; ";w,4 ir. ;fm t norn.y f ?epir;i ^ „r.Professional ExperienceState of Cormectcut Licensed Paramedic

AdvancedCiiic Support certifiedPrehcspital Traum2. Life Support certifiedmr- Nursc Association Trau!na Core Cutriculutr: certified

References

lri h/e f;r rev:scct

Frederick V. Rosa30 By n .y Brook RandTorrington, > , 06790

NO) 489 3931

Special SkillsAbility to cp ic-3y assess probteris and atrice az logical solutionsProv trazk tecord in setting an meeting goal,Excellent leade.:ship skills and ability to inretkce ..kh many types of people.ability to ncpottate and adrr luster contracts

EmploymentY ^Campion. Ambalanee Service Inc. 1977 to Present

To= ngtor, CT

Director o` {?petntions, Norhvrest Division

I; ^lau&led issr yr >sic Intesre : S,%.terr !or I..rrc )Wd Hill , i fosrsutoaic area. PreAad bid ?rar.r:raivra mfrate:•i sad tec m: con me rr.6 C:'r aF Torrri }fora for n ^ - =_r 24 koar* per dq 363 doy., !N -y <arranir 1A.5.Ar a rur:$ ejprctova! aegotizioxx aiOb area n:m_<isyr aao' hojpitah and corertalyrrkrtiora !ib !,as a'rcraarc:fim'f wtarnar S;.gxru ei ?5 Fscf1, -, b- 'A'ting F-'VT. , ?E'`•fT. acrd F— , Y ,cu:! prr:+rrr.'z% /1r ;s ;s araci alnc aiJrtrhcr,:,muricaa7ra'pmirlemr arrit,•,stf and .rnlved /ogr_aialfirnia < <rrs•Seta ai. 5 Saiaten, Winind, firer 11aid ar d C6e !at;e " {. H6jPitak E'Lmrs'j zrper .' i n,trr ^,r a!1 empfgceer a.4d a -t.r ar !zaawn b- faeer, cityrfonsn e,!Iscia1;, .Fir?, i , *.9S and ?o,z:a

ar'ct.!r .iuni.m ;darsdmjcerEdyea. ixdSet neq.wreventr.

Sharon Hospital 1999 to Pte.ert

Sharor, CT

EM5 cootciinatot:

PApt ,'arse {10 boars:( Per wee,:), Maiw;cened cVm= uni moot befawn bo ztcl arsd vav:ntet?r Arms asurJrror, tr, dirsterewra rafeot Ca"nirateri .; ;:) 90 tblurtsera: Tnx;.irrg voanatarforar!veirrrtFarcom:'irrr. Mq ectaia ;inrn. amr.

Education and Certifications

1'- MMOspet3 . Traa.n (pie SupperrBasic Lde Support instructort1GFanccd Cardiov2scu6 Life Support InstructorPediatric A ; anced .Life Support Insa'ucinrAdvinced Assessment. and Treatment of Trauma Instntctcr

Rmergenc:y'Medical Services Instructorrate OF Connecttctet Licensed Paramedic

References

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HOUSATONIC VALLEY REGIONAL PARAMEDIC PROGRAM

Paramedic Intercept Cost Projections FY 2011 -12with Campion Ambulance Service, Inc.

TOWNS DPH POP. DPH POP. DPH POP. DPH POP. DPH POP.

2009 2008 2007 2006 2005

BRIDGEWATER 1,889 1,873 1,884 1,900 1,898KENT 2,960 2,944 2,952 2,970 2,962NEW MILFORD 28,505 28,338 28,439 28,694 28,667ROXBURY 2,320 2,311 2,319 2,344 2,327SHERMAN 4,120 4,106 4,110 4,146 4,129WARREN 1,389 1,385 1,384 1,385 1,361WASHINGTON 3,689 3,657 3,671 3,704 3,693

44,872 44,614 44,759 45,143 45,037

2011 -2012 2010 -2011 2009 -2010 1 2008 -2009 1 2007 -2008

CAMPION TOTAL COST 285,200 274,836 274,836 274,836 274,836Less NM HOSP SHARE 25,000) 24,900) 24,810 ) 24,565)Subtotal 285,200 249,836 249,936 250,026 250,271

2011 -2012

Population Total Cost vs

2009 Per Capita 2010 -2011

TOWNS Population to Total Per Town Increase Cost/Town

BRIDGEWATER 1,889 4.21% 12,007 14.43% 10,493KENT 2,960 6.60% 18,823 14.15% 16,489NEW MILFORD 28,505 63.52% 181,160 14.16% 158,696ROXBURY 2,320 5.17% 14,745 13.93% 12,942SHERMAN 4,120 9.18% 26,181 13.90% 22,985WARREN 1,389 3.10% 8,841 14.15% 7,745WASHINGTON 3,689 8.22% 23,443 14.43% 20,486SUBTOTALS 44,872 100.00% 285,200 14.15% 249,836

LESS New Milford Hosptial 100.00% 25,000TOTAL TO CAMPION 285,200 3.77% 274,836

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