A bill for an act relating to city emergency medical services property tax levies.

Summary

The bill lets a city set up an EMS fund and levy a property tax of up to $0.75 per $1,000 of assessed value, but only if the city has no EMS district, isn’t in an emergency response district, and the county doesn’t already levy under chapter 422D. Voters must approve the tax by a 60 % super‑majority, and the levy can be started or stopped by council motion or petition. This gives municipalities a way to finance local emergency medical services.

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