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Our Ambulance Service!

"Life Over Politics "
City Council heard your plea!
Special Meeting being held on Tuesday, December 12, 5:30pm.
City Council will be voting on submitting our City Ambulance Application (COPCN) to the County.
It's now or never!
Thank you to all who came to the last city council meeting to voice your opinion on securing our own City Ambulance Service. Our Council heard you loud and clear, that is why a special meeting has been scheduled.
Why the urgency.....
•The Fitch Study is complete and is available on the city website. All the information necessary to submit our application is contained in the study.
•City needs to submit our application to the County Commissioners in order for us to move forward with our state legislators.
•Need to prepare for our citizen referendum to be included on the August 2018 ballot.
•March 2020 is the date set by the non-city Fire Departments (aka Independent Fire Taxing Districts) to vote on consolidation. If this happens, the future of Collier County EMS will be unknown, possibly outsourced. What will happen with our Ambulance Service if that occurs??
•64% of MICA member surveyed said they would pay more for our own City Ambulance Service. Fitch Study approximated it would cost residents approximately an additional $42 a year on an assessed home value of $500,000. See study for specific details.
•If you want a voice in determining YOUR level of medical emergency service on YOUR Island, attend the Special meeting on December 12.
Did you know....Our Fire Rescue Boat and Fire Truck Paramedics are trained to use, but not authorized to carry the same drugs as a Collier County ambulance. A recent incident of an offshore boater, suffering a seizure, is an example of a medical emergency our Paramedics are trained treat, but prohibited by law from using the proper medication. With our own City Ambulance license, we would have been able to administer the proper treatment protocol.
December 12, 2017 5:30pm
Marco Island City Council Meeting
51 Bald Eagle
This is Our City - Our Residents
Our Ambulance Service!

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Current BOD

  • President, Molly Hennings
  • Vice President, Kevin Olszak
  • Secretary, Al Diaz
  • Treasurer, Arizona Keegan
  • Director, Derek Bebee
  • Director, Ali Pool
  • Director, Jon White

Message from President

Since 1995, the Community Association Managers of Marco Island has proudly served its community and members. Although many changes over the years have influenced the way in which our business is conducted, members taking the opportunity to help and learn from one another has not. Both Managers and Associates alike work diligently to service our community associations. Factors such as time constraints, workforce availability and severe weather challenge us all. Overcoming these obstacles with education, technological advances, quality mentoring and networking are the shining keys to our success.

We are fortunate to have a few of CAMMI’s original Board members serving as Board members today. These Board members are true assets and will help mold and structure the future of CAMMI, with a goal to refocus the organization during an exciting rebranding that will catapult our organization into the next generation! This rebranding of CAMMI has a youthful insight but will always stay true to its original design.

Everyone’s input and participation are an essential part of this organization. As such, CAMMI has always received incredible support from our Associate Members, so Manager participation is one of our main goals in the next coming year. Your current Board of Directors will be working hard to continue to provide enjoyable and rewarding Networking and Continuing Education opportunities for all our members.

I am honored to serve as President of this fine group filled with so many professional and talented members. Please feel free to contact me or any of our board members with any questions, comments or suggestions.

Molly Hennings, President

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