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The committee identified a $289,148 gap between EMS revenue and expenses as of April 2026. Only $50,603, about 10% of the $495,000 annual ambulance-service revenue budget, had been collected after four months, while $153,815, or 24% of the annual contract cost, had been paid.
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The borough is collecting ambulance-service revenue much more slowly than budgeted, creating a significant funding concern. The Borough Manager is gathering information from neighboring communities, and Public Safety is reviewing the contract for possible changes. The committee also reported that nearly 89% of annual taxes had been collected by May and that street-lighting expenses had reached 116% of budget.
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