31-3901 Authorization to Establish Ambulance Service — Special Levy
31-3902 County Treasurers to Establish Ambulance Service Fund
31-3903 Ambulance Service — Powers and Duties of Board of County Commissioners
31-3904 Ambulance Service — Fees
31-3905 Ambulance Service — Operation Dependent Upon Resolution of Each City — Right to Tax Unaffected by Nonservice
31-3906 Ambulance Service — Cooperative Agreements
31-3907 Ambulance Service — Termination Of
31-3908 Ambulance District Authorized — Districts Formed Before July 1, 2020
31-3908A Exemptions From Taxation
31-3909 Immunity of Ambulance Attendant
31-3910 Consent for Emergency Medical Treatment
31-3911 Ambulance Service District — Districts Formed On and After July 1, 2020
31-3912 Ambulance Service District Commissioners — Subdistricts — Term of Office — Vacancies
31-3913 Organization of Board — Meetings — Officers — Official Bonds
31-3914 Corporate Powers and Duties of Board of Ambulance Service Commissioners
31-3915 Levy — Election
31-3916 Duties of County Commissioners
31-3917 Handling of District Funds
31-3918 Indebtedness Prohibited — Exceptions
31-3919 Carry Over — Fund Balance
31-3920 Inclusion, Annexation, or Withdrawal of Area in Cities Within an Ambulance Service District
31-3921 Intra-Agency and Mutual Aid Agreements
31-3922 Dissolution
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Terms Used In Idaho Code > Title 31 > Chapter 39 - Ambulance Service

  • Adjourn: A motion to adjourn a legislative chamber or a committee, if passed, ends that day's session.
  • ambulance service district: means a political subdivision formed to provide ambulance transport, emergency medical services as defined in section 56-1012, Idaho Code, community health emergency medical services as defined in section 56-1012, Idaho Code, and/or other activities necessary to meet the community health needs of the district. See Idaho Code 31-3908
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  • Personal property: All property that is not real property.
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  • Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
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