Davenport Rock Island Moline, IA, October 13, 2026 —

The Henderson County Board approved a plan to contract ambulance services from Burlington, Iowa, for 911 calls. The agreement is set at $400,000 per year, according to the information provided about the board’s decision.

The available summary does not identify the ambulance service provider by name or specify when the agreement will begin. It also does not state how long the contract will remain in effect, whether the annual amount covers all services or particular call volumes, or whether other terms were approved alongside the plan.

The board’s approval establishes an annual agreement amount, but details about the decision-making process were not provided. No information was supplied about why the board chose the Burlington-based service, whether other providers were considered, or how the arrangement may affect existing ambulance coverage. The summary also does not describe the geographic area covered beyond referring to 911 calls.

Information about implementation, staffing, response times, billing, and oversight was not included. The agreement’s payment schedule and any conditions attached to the $400,000 annual amount were also not specified. The contractor’s name, the contract’s start date and duration, and additional service terms were not provided, so those details cannot be confirmed from the available account.

The confirmed details are limited to the board’s approval of the plan, the provision of ambulance services for 911 calls from Burlington, Iowa, and the stated yearly agreement amount. Further specifics about the contract were not included in the summary.


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