Town of Primrose Could Act on EMS Agreement Monday

Primrose supervisors could act Monday on EMS services and agreements, days after the Town of York voted to end its New Glarus Area EMS agreement. The board also will review road projects, UTV use, fire funding and a proposed rezone.

Town of Primrose Could Act on EMS Agreement Monday

TOWN OF PRIMROSE, Wis. — The Town of Primrose Board of Supervisors could take action Monday on emergency medical services, service agreements and related matters when it meets at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall, 8468 County Highway A. The agenda does not identify a specific EMS provider, agreement or proposed action.

The discussion comes less than a week after the Town of York voted Tuesday to end its agreement with New Glarus Area EMS, adding considerable significance to what otherwise is a broadly worded Primrose agenda item.

EMS is one of several matters on which supervisors could take action Monday. In a separate agenda item, the board will consider adoption of the 2027 Mount Horeb Fire Department budget.

The town’s August treasurer’s report shows $170,541.14 in expenses, with road work accounting for most of the spending. A $109,844.40 payment to Scott Construction covered paving, shoulder work and Ridge Drive wedging, while another $12,627.23 represented the town’s portion of engineering costs for the Lewis Road bridge. The town transferred $175,000 from its investment account to checking during the month.

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