County commissions must provide emergency ambulance services and report yearly to the Office of Emergency Medical Services.
West Virginia HB4121 mandates county commissions to ensure emergency ambulance services are available to all residents. The county commission may provide these services directly or through various means, including contracting with private entities. The commission must submit a yearly report to the Office of Emergency Medical Services detailing the funds expended on these services the previous fiscal year. This requirement applies unless the commission determines there are insufficient funds for such services.
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