FAQ Series 6 - Partners

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This cannot be done sustainably by any one single entity.  It relies on all the parties to come together to provide the best service. Below is a list of items that each group can contribute.

City

• Funding the 12-month Interim Service Contract with DMT and RAES
• CITY COUNCIL  NEEDS TO VOTE YES ON FRIDAY 28TH
• 911 Service contract (currently in place)
• Use of Fire Station and quarters (currently in place)
• Mutual Aid Agreement with Fort Greely (currently in place)
• PILT Grant funding
• SEMT funding (SEMT is funding from the state that covers some of the shortfall from Medicaid and Medicare billing)
• Funding from the landfill and any other sources  (currently in place)

RAES

• Provide funding for the 12-month Interim Service Contract with City and DMT
• Present non-profit community-owned EMS proposal
• Community donations - DONATE NOW PLEASE - https://emsalaska.org
• Corporate donations
• Large grant funding
• Endowment funds
• Fundraisers

DMT

• Provide 12-month Interim Service under Contract with City and RAES
• Provide training resources for future EMS and Delta volunteers
• Aid and advise on a transition to a non-profit community-owned EMS

Fort Greely

• Provide backup EMS service under the Mutual Aid Agreement

DCC

• Grant funding
• CAP funds
• Other community funds raised that can be distributed to the EMS

Public 

• Donate with a tax-deductible recurring payment to the non-profit EMS service
• Support Delta's EMS by sharing accurate information