Interagency Procurement 1 Sample Clauses

Interagency Procurement 1. Patient Transport No person or agency, private or public, shall transport a patient from any point within Routt County in an ambulance to any point within or outside Routt County unless that person or agency holds a valid license and permits issued by the county where the service is based and by the county where the patient originates. Exceptions in the Routt County Ambulance Licensing Regulations are: • Ambulances operated by a department or agency of the federal government, originating from a federal reservation or under contract with a federal agency or department for the purpose of federal responsibility. • Vehicles, including ambulances from another county or state, used during a major catastrophe or mass casualty incident when permitted ambulances are insufficient. • Refer to Appendix AA for Routt County Resolution #2009-049 – A resolution concerning regulation of ambulance, ambulance services, and emergency medical personnel.
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Interagency Procurement 1. Patient Transport No person or agency, private or public, shall transport a patient from any point within Routt County in an ambulance to any point within or outside Routt County unless that person or agency holds a valid license and permits issued by Routt County. Exceptions in the Routt County Ambulance Licensing Regulations are: • Ambulances operated by a department or agency of the federal government, originating from a federal reservation or under contract with a federal agency or department for the purpose of federal responsibility. • Vehicles, including ambulances from another county or state, used during a major catastrophe or mass casualty incident when permitted ambulances are insufficient. • Refer to Appendix AA for Routt County Resolution #2009-049 – A resolution concerning regulation of ambulance, ambulance services, and emergency medical personnel.

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