The Emergency Medical System Advisory Council was supposed to convene in 2018. Austin De Dios/The Oregonian
Multnomah County ended a six-year stretch of skirting its own rules Thursday morning, approving the formation of a required medical advisory council to help guide emergency services like ambulance response. square mdf skirting board
The county board approved an Ambulance Service Plan to steer ambulance operations in 2016 that included the requirement that an advisory council be convened to “allow for expert review and recommendation of system improvements.” That requirement went into effect in 2018, but the county failed to act on it as it relied on other advisory committees instead, officials said.
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