Nearly $3M spent on county services and improvements
From left, Kevin Stockton, James Ennis, Matt Tolbert, and John Kemp hold their LHTAC T2 class certificate along with an inscribed Carhartt jacket. The Road Masters completed 80 hours of training in safety, road construction, maintenance, and professional development.
(Photo by LAILA KREL)
Emergency Services purchased $88,000 in Laryngoscopes in October. The devices are used to help medical workers with g-tube insertion. The laryngoscopes pictured are equipped with a camera on the end that is inserted into a person's body, which aids in successful intubation.
Emergency Medical Services Director Jeff Lindsey demonstrates how the department's new laryngoscopes function. Laryngoscopes assist medical workers with inserting g-tubes. Lindsey holds his hand in front of the portion that is inserted into an individual's body, the feed is then displayed on the screen attached to the opposite end of the laryngoscope.
Emergency Medical Services Director Jeff Lindsey demonstrates how the department's new laryngoscopes function. Laryngoscopes assist medical workers with inserting g-tubes. Lindsey holds his hand in front of the portion that is inserted into an individual's body, the feed is then displayed on the screen attached to the opposite end of the laryngoscope.
SANDPOINT — Nearly $3 million of mostly county money was delegated to many important county services at this week’s Board of County commissioners meeting. A total of $2,991,314.45 was allocated toward road maintenance and safety improvements, an ambulance, an excavator, and other contracts and acquisitions within the county...
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