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Evansville
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2027 County EMS provider selection (RFQ 2026-03)

Summary

The city is launching its own ambulance service July 1, leaving the county to pick a new EMS provider for Perry, Union, and parts of Center Township starting 2027. Three bids are on the table with wildly different price tags — from $1.87 million a year down to zero — and the commissioners will pick a winner June 16.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jun 30, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Anywhere from $0 to about $1.87 million per year in county subsidy, plus a possible $1.5 million startup cost, depending on which provider is chosen.

✅Who benefits

County residents in Perry, Union, and Center Townships who will rely on whichever ambulance service is chosen for 911 response.

⚠️Who could be affected

Taxpayers could face a new multi-million-dollar annual subsidy, and AMR staff face job uncertainty as the city transitions away.

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