Police and Fire Commission Meeting — Agenda Packet

June 4, 2026 Police & Fire Commission Agenda 1 City of Lake Geneva, 626 Geneva St, Lake Geneva, WI 53147-262.248.3673-www.cityoflakegeneva.gov Police & Fire Commission Agenda Thursday, June 4, 2026 - 4:00 PM Lake Geneva City Hall; Council Chambers Members: Commissioners: Spyro Condos, Len Jegerski, Tom Clausen, Emily Soley-Jonson and Eileen LeFevre Town of Geneva Fire Liaison Steve Otten, Town of Linn Fire Liaison Jim Livingston 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Comments from the public as allowed by Wis. Stats. §19.84(2), limited to items on this agenda, except for public hearing items. Comments will be limited to 5 minutes 5. Presentation - June Health and Safety Campaigns - Andrea Christian 6. Acknowledgement of Correspondence 7. Approval of the minutes from May 7, 2026 8. Discussion - Facility Assessment Review RFP 9. Police Department Business a. Discussion/Action-Approval of the bills for the month of May, 2026 Operating in the amount of $475,356.44, Capital Purchases in the amount of $2,347.43, Equipment Replacement Purchases in the amount of $517.00, for a total of $478,220.87 b. Review Reports i. Chief's Report ii. Top Five Monthly Incidents iii. Monthly Activity Reports c. Discussion/Action-Approval of Lexipol Policies 306 Firearms 314 Child Abuse 315 Missing Persons 503 Impaired Driving 901 Temporary Custody of Adults d. Discussion/Action - Accept letter of resignation of Community Service Officer Isha Kinard Page 1 of 121 June 4, 2026 Police & Fire Commission Agenda 2 e. Discussion/Action - Accept resignation of Part Time Officer Daniel Derrick f. Acknowledgement of Thank You notes 10. Fire Department Business a. Discussion/Action - Approval of the bills for the month of May 2026, Operating in the amount of $435,120.79, Capital Purchases in the amount of $76,317.15, Equipment Replacement Purchases in the amount of $52,463.25, for a total of $563,901.19 b. Review Reports i. Chief's Update and Fire Department Report ii. EMS Medical Billing/Stark Medical Billing c. Discussion - Wisconsin League of Municipalities reimbursement grant d. Discussion - Fleet Update e. Discussion/Action – Acceptance of Donations Lake Geneva Jaycees in the amount of $4,500.00 Lake Geneva Business Improvement District in the amount of $5,000.00 f. Acknowledgement of Thank You notes 11. Adjournment A quorum of the Council may be present; however, no official Council action will be taken. Requests from persons with disabilities who need assistance to participate in this meeting should be made to the City Clerk’s office in advance so that the appropriate accommodations can be made. Page 2 of 121 May 7, 2026 Police & Fire Commission Minutes 1 City Of Lake Geneva Police & Fire Commission Minutes Thursday, May 7, 2026 - 4:00 PM Lake Geneva City Hall; Council Chambers Call to Order The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Clausen at 4:00 p.m. Pledge of Allegiance Commissioner Clausen noted last year the State of Wisconsin lost two police officers and two firefighters. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Commissioner Condos followed by a moment of silence. Roll Call Commissioners Clausen, Condos, Soley-Johnson, Jegerski and LeFevre were present. Also present: Police Chief Gritzner, Police Lieutenant Keller, Police Lieutenant Tietz, Fire Chief Peters, Division Fire Chief Detkowski, Town of Linn Liaison Livingston, and Administrative Specialist Papenfus Comments from the public as allowed by Wis. Stats. §19.84(2), limited to items on this agenda, except for public hearing items. Comments will be limited to 5 minutes Joel Hoiland-390 Country Club Drive, Alderman 3rd District, spoke about item #10 and the n eed for a proper process and location in choosing a facility site for a new Fire Department and Police Department. Acknowledgement of Correspondence There was none. Welcome newly appointed Commissioner Eileen LeFevre Clausen welcomed newly appointed Commissioner LeFevre. Commissioner LeFevre introduced herself to the Commission. Election of Officers: a. President b. Vice President a. President Soley-Johnson made a nomination to appoint Condos as President. Condos accepted. Jegerski made a nomination to appoint Clausen as president. Clausen declined. Clausen made a motion to close the nominations. LeFevre seconded. Written ballots were handed out. Condos was elected President with a vote of 5-0. b. Condos made a nomination to appoint Soley-Johnson as Vice President. Soley-Johnson accepted. Clausen made a motion to close the nominations. LeFevre seconded. Written ballots were handed out. Soley - Johnson was elected Vice President with a vote of 5-0. Clausen thanked the Commission, the Fire Chief and Police Chief and their staff for their work over the last year. He felt the Commission accomplished a lot in the last year. Condos took over the meeting as President. Approval of the minutes from April 9, 2026 Approve the Police and Fire Commissioner meeting minutes from April 9, 2026 Approval of the minutes from Special Meeting April 16, 2026 Soley-Johnson motioned to approve the Special Meeting Minutes from April 16, 2026. Clausen seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion/Action - Facilities Committee Update Chief Gritzner noted that the PFC's recommendation for the land acquisition was made to the City Council and is now in the Council's hands. Chief Peters and Chief Gritzner are working on an RFP for a new arch itectural design, which will then go the City Attorney for review. Police Department Business Page 3 of 121 May 7, 2026 Police & Fire Commission Minutes 2 Discussion/Action— Approval of the bills for the month of April 2026, Operating in the amount of 464,363.83, Capital Purchases in the amount of $183,651.79, Equipment Replacement Purchases in the amount of $443.10, for a total of $648,458.72 Soley-Johnson motioned to approve the bills for the month of April 2026. Clausen seconded. Roll call vote: Clausen-Y, Condos-Y, Soley-Johnson-Y Jegerski-Y, LeFevre-Y,. Motion carried 5-0. Chief Gritzner stated that the capital purchases were remaining costs for the Marine Unit and Radio project. Review Reports Chief's Report Chief reported that Marine Unit training is well underway and the boat will be ready for Memorial weekend. Chief thanked Lieutenant Keller for doing such a great job putting the Marine Unit together in seven months. Three CSO's have been hired for the summer and Officer Potter and Officer Atkinson will graduate from the police academy on June 3. The firearms transition is complete. Lieutenant Keller will be on a Safety Committee at the schools for the upcoming school year. Top Five Monthly Incidents No discussion/action Monthly Activity Reports Arrests andd calls for service up compared to the same time last year. Discussion/Action – Accept donation from Sons of the American Legion in the amount of $1000.00 Clausen motioned to accept donation from Sons of the American Legion in the amount of $1,000.00. Sole y- Johnson seconded. Roll call vote: Clausen-Y, Condos-Y, Soley-Johnson-Y Jegerski-Y, LeFevre-Y. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion/Action - Accept letter of resignation from Officer Emily Sarles Soley-Johnson motioned to accept letter of resignation from Officer Emily Sarles. Clausen seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion/Action – Accept letter of resignation from Community Service Officer Jacob Annesser Soley-Johnson motioned to accept letter of resignation from Community Service Officer Jacob Annesser. Clausen seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Acknowledgement of Thank You notes No discussion/Action Fire Department Business Discussion/Action— Approval of the bills for the month of April 2026, Operating in the amount of $440,942.34, Capital Purchases in the amount of 0, Equipment Replacement Purchases in the amount of $308,585.43, for a total of $749.527.77 Soley-Johnson motioned to approve the bills for the month of April, 2026. Clausen seconded. Roll call vote: Clausen-Y, Condos-Y, Soley-Johnson-Y Jegerski-Y, LeFevre-Y,. Motion carried 5-0. Review Reports Chief's Update and Fire Department Report Chief Peters reviewed the monthly report including department and community events, personnel accomplishments, notable calls for service and number of calls. Chief noted that the Fire Department interns will be completing their Youth Apprenticeship program. He thanked Fire Division Chief Detkowski for working on the Youth Apprenticeship Program, and noted that it has been going very well. EMS Medical Billing/Stark Medical Billing No discussion/action Acknowledgement of Thank You notes No discussion/action Page 4 of 121 May 7, 2026 Police & Fire Commission Minutes 3 Discussion - Fleet update Chief reviewed the vehicle repairs. The tower repair is currently at Pierce and pieces of the bucket will be fabricated. Chief reported his vehicle is back in service. The 2027 Expeditiion has been ordered. Discussion/Action - Approve hiring of Part Time Firefighter/EMT Brent Vieau The Commission voted 5-0 to confirm hiring of Part Time Firefighter/EMT Brent Vieau. Adjournment Soley-Johnson motioned to adjourn. Clausen seconded. Motion carried 5- 0 at 4:49 p.m. Cindy Papenfus Administrative Specialist Minutes are unofficial until approved by the Commission. Page 5 of 121 Page 6 of 121 Page 7 of 121 Page 8 of 121 Page 9 of 121 Page 10 of 121 Page 11 of 121 Page 12 of 121 Page 13 of 121 Page 14 of 121 Top Five Monthly Incidents – May 2026 05/10/26 – 8:28 p.m.: Officers responded to the 800 block of Wrigley Drive for a report of three men fighting, one possibly armed with a knife. Investigation determined there was no actual altercation and the knife had been taken from a nearby restaurant as a “souvenir.” A 37-year-old Dayton, Ohio man was cited for disorderly conduct. All parties were released, and the knife was returned to the business, which declined charges. 05/20/26 – 10:58 p.m.: Officers responded to the 1500 block of S. Lakeshore Dr. for a disturbance involving threats of a firearm. The suspect fled prior to arrival. A female later reported she was struck by the suspect’s vehicle while attempting to prevent him from leaving, resulting in a broken ankle. Charges were referred to the Walworth County District Attorney’s Office against a 24-year-old Burlington man for substantial battery, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, and disorderly conduct. The suspect was reportedly in a behavioral health facility at the time of the report. 05/23/26 – 1:38 p.m.: Officers conducted a welfare check in the 900 block of Marshall St. for a subject last seen following a Sheboygan County arrest on 05/21/26. The subject had not been heard from since and was reported to have possessed weapons at the time of arrest. Despite multiple investigative efforts, the subject was not located until 05/31/26, when he attempted to check into a shelter in the Marquette University area. The family was notified and the missing person alert was canceled. 05/24/26 – 4:46 p.m.: Marine Unit officers located an overturned kayak in Geneva Bay with two individuals in distress. Both subjects were cold, fatigued, and unable to reboard due to rough water. Officers assisted them onto the boat and towed the kayak to shore. No injuries were reported. 05/25/26 – 1:26 a.m.: Officers responded to a commercial alarm in the 500 block of Interchange North. Upon arrival, officers observed forced entry and determined an ATM had been stolen from the business. The investigation remains ongoing. Page 15 of 121 Page 16 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department Incidents Summary List 626 Geneva St | Lake Geneva, WI 53147 | Phone: (262) 248-4455 ** For official use only ** 1:55:14 pm Monday, June 1, 2026 Total 911 Hang Up/Misdial 48 Abandoned Property/Vehicle 2 Accident - Hit and Run 8 Accident - Personal Injury 6 Accident - Property Damage 28 Alarm - Business 19 Alarm - Fire 26 Alarm - Other 2 Animal - Other 16 Animal Bite 1 Animal Loose 15 Animal Noise 1 Assist- Citizen 42 Assist City Hall 1 Assist DPW 1 Assist EMS 118 Assist Fire 8 Assist Meter Deprt 2 Assist Motorist 26 Assist Police Department 49 Assist Utilities Department 1 Attempt to Locate 15 Background Check 15 Bar Check 4 Battery 1 Boat Violation/Complaint 1 Reporting Period: 5/1/2026 - 5/31/2026 Page 1 of 5Phoenix RMS ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** Page 17 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department Incidents Summary List 626 Geneva St | Lake Geneva, WI 53147 | Phone: (262) 248-4455 ** For official use only ** 1:55:14 pm Monday, June 1, 2026 Total Building Check 288 Burglary 2 Call Back 18 Child Abuse/Neglect 1 Child Custody Problems 1 Civil Matter 5 Community Service 7 Controlled Burn/Burning Violat 2 Criminal Damage To Property 3 Curfew Violations 1 Damage to Property 2 DC - Public Urination 2 Death Investigation 1 Debris in Roadway 18 Department Property Maintenanc 12 Dept of Public Works/Utility C 2 Disorderly Conduct 23 Domestic Abuse 3 Drive Off 1 Drugs 2 Escort 3 Escort - Funeral 2 Extra Patrol 239 Family Trouble/Domestic 2 Fight 4 Fingerprinting 2 Five Day 6 Found Property 48 Page 2 of 5Phoenix RMS ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** Page 18 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department Incidents Summary List 626 Geneva St | Lake Geneva, WI 53147 | Phone: (262) 248-4455 ** For official use only ** 1:55:14 pm Monday, June 1, 2026 Total Fraud 3 Harassment 8 House Check 28 Injury on City Property 1 Intoxicated Subject/Subjects 5 Juvenile Trouble 4 Keep the Peace 3 Language Line 2 Liquor/Alcohol Violation 13 Littering 1 Lockout - Vehicle 24 Log Entry 140 Lost Property 26 Mabas Radio Test 3 Mail Blood/Blood Run 4 Marine Patrol 8 Mental- ED/PC 1 Miscellaneous 23 Missing Person - Adult 2 Neighbor Trouble 1 Noise Complaint 4 Open Door/Window 18 OWI 6 Paperwork Delivery 5 Parade 1 Parking Complaint/Violation 37 Parking Permission 2 Permit Check/Violation 1 Page 3 of 5Phoenix RMS ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** Page 19 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department Incidents Summary List 626 Geneva St | Lake Geneva, WI 53147 | Phone: (262) 248-4455 ** For official use only ** 1:55:14 pm Monday, June 1, 2026 Total Pursuit 1 Receive Information 17 Reckless Driver 19 Records Check/Permit/License 89 Repo 3 Ride Along 3 Road Hazard 1 Scam 1 Sexual Offenses 2 Shoplifting/Retail Theft 3 Sick Call In 55 Sign Down 4 Solicitor/Direct Seller 5 Suspicious Activity 63 Swat Call 1 Testing Cad 1 THEFT - ALL 4 Threats 3 Tobacco 1 Traffic Control 2 Traffic Stop 353 Traffic/Driving Complaint 13 Training 2 Tree Down 1 Trespassing Land or Dwelling 4 Truancy 8 Unknown Problem 1 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Drone) 5 Page 4 of 5Phoenix RMS ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** Page 20 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department Incidents Summary List 626 Geneva St | Lake Geneva, WI 53147 | Phone: (262) 248-4455 ** For official use only ** 1:55:14 pm Monday, June 1, 2026 Total Unwanted Subject 5 Warrant/Paper Service 2 Weather 1 Welfare Check 45 Total 2,248 Page 5 of 5Phoenix RMS ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** Page 21 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department 626 Geneva St. Lake Geneva WI 53147 Phone: ( 262 ) 248-4455 Charges by Statute Report Printed On: 06/01/26 13:53 Reporting Period: 05/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 This report contains all arrest charges and citations, and all citations types (traffic, arrest, and warnings). Lake Geneva Total 10-67 - Animal - Dogs/Cats Running at Large 3 341.03(1) - Operate Vehicle- Registration Revoked,Suspended 1 341.04(1) - Non-Registration of Auto or Oth Veh < 10,000 lbs 19 341.15(1) - Fail/Display Vehicle License 6 341.15(1m)(a) - Fail/Attach Rear Regis. Decal 1 341.15(2) - Improperly Attached License P 1 341.61(2) - Display Unauth. Veh. Registra 1 343.05(3)(a) - Operating Without a License - 1st Offense 11 343.05(3)(b) - Operate Motorcycle w/o Valid 4 343.18(1) - Operate w/o Carrying License 2 343.44(1)(a) - Operate Motor Vehicle While Suspended-1st Offense 8 343.44(1)(a) - Operating While Suspended 2 344.62(1) - Operate Vehicle w/o Insurance 11 344.62(2) - Opr Veh W/O Proof of Insurance 2 346.04(2) - Failure to Obey Traffic Offic 3 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Traffic Officer 1 346.05(1) - Operating Left of Center Line 1 346.06 - Failure to Yield Right of Way 1 346.09(3) - Passing in No-Passing Zone 1 346.12 - Driving Through Safety Zone 7 346.13(1) - Unsafe Lane Deviation 1 346.18(3m) - FYR - Uncontrolled T Inter 1 346.19(1) - Fail To Stop for Emerg Vehicle 1 346.23(1) - FYR To Ped/Bicycle/EPAMD 1 346.24(1) - FYR Ped/Bic/EPAMD - Unc Inter 1 346.33(1)(b) - Unlawful U/Y Turn - MidBlock 1 346.37(1)(c)1 - Violate Red Traffic Signal 1 346.38(1) - Pedestrian Signal Viol By Veh 1 346.46(1) - Fail Stop At Stop Sign 7 346.57(2) - Unreason and Imprudent Speed 2 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (1-10 MPH) 9 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (11-15 MPH) 8 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (16-19 MPH) 8 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (20-24 MPH) 4 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (25-29 MPH) 1 346.57(5) - Exceeding Speed Zones/Posted Limits (30-34 MPH) 1 346.63(1)(a) - Operating While Intoxicated - 1st Offense 4 346.63(1)(a) - Operating While Intoxicated - 2nd Offense 1 346.67(1) - Hit and Run - Great Bodily Harm 1 346.68 - Hit and run unattended vehicle 2 1 of 2 ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** ProPhoenix rev. 06/11/2018 Page 22 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department 626 Geneva St. Lake Geneva WI 53147 Phone: ( 262 ) 248-4455 Charges by Statute Report Printed On: 06/01/26 13:53 Reporting Period: 05/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 This report contains all arrest charges and citations, and all citations types (traffic, arrest, and warnings). Total 346.70(1) - Failure to Notify Police of A 1 346.89(1) - Inattentive Driving 2 346.935(2) - Possess Open Intoxicants in M 2 346.935(3) - Keep Open Intoxicants in MV 1 347.06(1) - Operation w/o Required Lamps 1 347.14(1) - Operate Veh w/o Stopping Lights 5 347.413(1) - Failure Install Ignition Interlock Dev/Tampering 1 347.48(2m)(b) - Vehicle Operator Fail/Wear Se 2 50-1 - Disorderly conduct-involved in a fight 1 50-1 - Disorderly conduct-public urination 1 50-1 - Trespass-land or dwelling 1 50-1 940.60(1) - Battery 1 50-1 943.50(1m)(d) - Retail Theft - Concealment of Items - Adult 2 50-1 947.01 - Disorderly Conduct 2 50-1 947.01 - Disorderly Conduct - Involved in a Fight 4 50-1 947.01 - Disorderly Conduct - Public Urination 2 50-41(b)(3) - Tobacco - Possess Any Cigarette or Tobacco 1st 1 50-57 - Truancy - Habitual 8 6-1 - Alcohol-make/alter/duplicate ID 1st 1 6-1 - Alcohol-poss/cons by underage 1st 3 6-1 125.07(4)(b) - Alcohol-Possession/Consumption-Underage Person 2nd 1 74-1 346.52(1)(d) - Parking - Parked on a Sidewalk or Sidewalk Area 1 74-1 346.53(3) - Parking - Within 10' of a Fire Hydrant 6 74-1 346.53(6) - Parking - Posted No Parking Zone 3 74-1 346.54(1)(c) - Parking - Outside White Parking Space Lines 1 74-200 - State Traffic Code Adopted 35 74-210(a)(1) - Parking - No Parking/Standing/Stopping Zones 2 74-210(f) - Parking - Backed into Parking Stall 3 74-217 - Traffic - Accelerating Vehicle in Display of Power 2 90-51 30.66(3)(a) - Operate boat w/in 100 of dock raft pier buoyed restrict SNW 1 90-51 30.68(7) - Prohibited Operation-Restricted Area (Bouy) 1 941.20(1)(b) - Operate/Go Armed w/ Firearm-I 1 Total 241 2 of 2 ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** ProPhoenix rev. 06/11/2018 Page 23 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department 626 Geneva St. Lake Geneva WI 53147 Phone: ( 262 ) 248-4455 Printed On: 06/01/26 13:56 Monthly Activity Overview Report For Reporting Period: 05/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 Patrol Area: NULL,BT,DT,GT,LN,LY,NO,OJ,SO NOTE: This report cannot be run based on indivdual officer - it is based on unique Incident. This report is for specific overview purposes & counts. For individual Officer activities, please refer to Officer Activity Count reports. Reports are selected based upon Dttm report is written and selected if Dttm falls within date range above-specified. Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Total 2,248 619 868 761 Calls 911 Interface 108 8 59 41 Email 91 7 56 28 Fax 1 0 0 1 Mail 1 1 0 0 Officer Initiated 1,316 490 415 411 Phone 622 82 291 249 Radio 23 4 9 10 Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Total 143 39 45 59 Reports Incident 39 13 10 16 Property 27 3 13 11 Supplemental 77 23 22 32 ProPhoenix rev. 02/19/2020 ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** 1 of 3 Page 24 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department 626 Geneva St. Lake Geneva WI 53147 Phone: ( 262 ) 248-4455 Printed On: 06/01/26 13:56 Monthly Activity Overview Report For Reporting Period: 05/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 Patrol Area: NULL,BT,DT,GT,LN,LY,NO,OJ,SO Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Calls Walk In 86 27 38 21 Arrests are selected based upon the charge type. Therefore if an arrest was made wherein three charges with different types are noted, the arrest will count under Each charge type. Citations are counted by Citation Type alone. Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Total 94 36 23 35 Arrests Felony 9 4 1 4 Misdemeanor 25 12 3 10 Non-Criminal 13 8 2 3 Ordinance Violation 39 11 16 12 Unclassified 8 1 1 6 Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Total 225 46 108 71 Citations Non Traffic Violation 36 20 6 10 Parking Violation 16 0 11 5 Traffic Violation 142 25 70 47 Written Warning 31 1 21 9 ProPhoenix rev. 02/19/2020 ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** 2 of 3 Page 25 of 121 Lake Geneva Police Department 626 Geneva St. Lake Geneva WI 53147 Phone: ( 262 ) 248-4455 Printed On: 06/01/26 13:56 Monthly Activity Overview Report For Reporting Period: 05/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 Patrol Area: NULL,BT,DT,GT,LN,LY,NO,OJ,SO Field Interview Stops are counted by reason for stop. Crashes are counted by Crash type alone. Total Total 0 Total 0001 0800 Hours 0800 1600 Hours 1601 2400 Hours Total 32 6 17 9 crash C 32 6 17 9 ProPhoenix rev. 02/19/2020 ** Confidential - Unauthorized Use Prohibited ** 3 of 3 Page 26 of 121 Page 27 of 121 Page 28 of 121 Page 29 of 121 Page 30 of 121 Page 31 of 121 Page 32 of 121 Page 33 of 121 Page 34 of 121 Page 35 of 121 Page 36 of 121 Page 37 of 121 Page 38 of 121 Page 39 of 121 Page 40 of 121 Page 41 of 121 Page 42 of 121 Page 43 of 121 Page 44 of 121 Page 45 of 121 Page 46 of 121 Page 47 of 121 Page 48 of 121 Page 49 of 121 Page 50 of 121 Page 51 of 121 Page 52 of 121 Page 53 of 121 Page 54 of 121 Page 55 of 121 Page 56 of 121 Page 57 of 121 Page 58 of 121 Page 59 of 121 Page 60 of 121 Page 61 of 121 Page 62 of 121 Page 63 of 121 Cine! Pa Jenfus From: Katie Tietz Sent: To: Friday, May 8, 2026 10:00 AM Cindy Papenfus Subject: FW: Resignation From: Isha Kinard <ikinard@cityoflakegeneva.gov> Date: Thu, May 7, 2026 at 8:50 AM Subject: Resignation To: Kaitlin Tietz <tietzk@gtc.edu> Dear Lieutenant Tietz, Please accept this letter as formal notification that I am resigning from my position as a Community Service Officer, effective immediately. I am making this transition to take a more active role in caring for my two younger grandchildren while their parents advance in their careers. Consequently, my availability no longer aligns with the department's needs, particularly as we approach the upcoming season. Regarding my remaining obligations, I am currently scheduled to work on May 25, 2026. As I have already accepted this shift, I am willing to work that day if my assistance is needed. Please let me know your preference at your earliest convenience, as your decision will guide me on when to return my equipment, key fob, and ID. I truly appreciate the opportunity to have been part of the Lake Geneva Police Department family. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the community and getting to know many of our local business owners. Thank you for your understanding and for the opportunity to serve. Best regards, lsha * 1 Page 64 of 121 From: Katie Tietz To: Cindy Papenfus Subject: Fw: Recent Help with Symphony Bay Car Cruise Date: Friday, May 29, 2026 2:55:16 PM Get Outlook for iOS From: Lake Geneva Police Department <lgpd@cityoflakegeneva.gov> Sent: Friday, May 29, 2026 9:10:59 AM To: Katie Tietz <patrollt@cityoflakegeneva.gov> Subject: FW: Recent Help with Symphony Bay Car Cruise From: Ray Fatz <rayfatz@live.com> Sent: Friday, May 29, 2026 8:51 AM To: Lake Geneva Police Department <lgpd@cityoflakegeneva.gov> Subject: Recent Help with Symphony Bay Car Cruise To Lt. Tietz and the officers on duty, On behalf of the residents of the Symphony Bay community, I would like to thank you for your assistance on the morning of Thursday, May 28. Not only were you able to help our car cruise seamlessly make it through the Bloomfield Rd and HWY 120 intersection, but you also helped coordination with the Bloomfield Police Department. While it definitely was nice that our vehicles didn't have to get split up at a traffic signal, it also helped relieve stress for those that were worried about getting lost, and it was a great unexpected surprise for many of the residents and they truly enjoyed the experience. Sincerely, Ray Fatz * Page 65 of 121 Page 66 of 121 Page 67 of 121 Page 68 of 121 Page 69 of 121 Page 70 of 121 Page 71 of 121 Page 72 of 121 Page 73 of 121 Page 74 of 121 Page 75 of 121 Fire Department Report Activities Report for May 2026 Proudly Serving Since 1880 Page 76 of 121 1 Department & Community Events BIG WIN FOR LGFD!! On May 3rd the department participated in the 15th Annual Geneva Lakes Burger Throwdown supporting Badger Prostart culinary arts students. Our Chef’s brought the heat and took home the 1st Place Judges’ Choice and 3rd place People’s Choice! We’re honored to support our community both on and off duty - and we’re already looking forward to next year! On May 2nd, Firefighter/Paramedics Rylee and Abi attended the First Responder Resiliency Conference hosted by Fire Service Women of Illinois. The conference emphasized cancer prevention specific to women in the fire service, along with mental health awareness and overall resiliency. Page 77 of 121 2 Throughout the month, crews at both stations trained on vehicle stabilization, patient extrication, and alternative vehicle fire operations. On May 16th the Department was proud to stand by at today’s Super Hero Shuffle 5k/10k Run/Walk event and support all the amazing walkers and runners participating. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the morning such a success. We love being part of events that bring the community together! Page 78 of 121 3 May 19th, Firefighter/Paramedic Matthew recently attended LifeNet McHenry’s Advanced Airway Course. Great hands-on training that helps us stay prepared. Thank you to LifeNet for hosting the training. The Department kicked off EMS Week the best way we know how — with our 2nd Annual Family Day. Between the pickleball tournament (where some clearly brought their A-game… and others creatively dressed the part), there was no shortage of entertainment. And in case you’ve heard rumors — yes, Chief Peters has been handing out extra hugs this week. Gold Shift fully committed this morning with a group hug around Chief to start their day. All jokes aside, EMS Week is a time to recognize the incredible work our team does every single day. As Chief Peters shared, our personnel consistently demonstrate professionalism, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to serving others. Whether responding to emergencies, providing critical care, or supporting families in difficult moments, their impact reaches far beyond the call. Across the communities we serve, we are fortunate to have a team that upholds the highest standards of service. Their hard work, resilience, and commitment make a meaningful difference in the lives of so many each and every day. Here’s just a small glimpse of our department “family,” highlighting the camaraderie and pride that make this team so special. Page 79 of 121 4 On May 21st the Dive Team was able to take full advantage of the weather and water conditions while conducting boat dive training scenarios on the lake. On May 14th, we had a great visit from students at Woods School! They stopped by the station to learn about fire safety, tour the trucks, and see what life at the fire department is all about. Thanks for visiting us! May 21st, we welcomed Noah as our newest Junior Firefighter. He rode in the engine, toured the station, and enjoyed breakfast with the crew. Afterward, he headed to school in style and enjoyed a pizza party for lunch with his classmates. Thanks for spending the morning with us, FF Noah! Page 80 of 121 5 Personnel Spotlight This month we spotlight full time Firefighter/Paramedic Dave Cullen How many years have you been in the fire service? 14 years, 3 months with Lake Geneva What initially drew you to the fire service? It was a lucky windfall, the air force trained me to be a firefighter, and I fell in love and couldn't imagine doing any other job. What is the most rewarding part of your job? One of the most rewarding parts of the job is the camaraderie within the fire service. You build a level of trust and teamwork that’s hard to find anywhere else. Also, it’s an opportunity to be there for people when they need someone most. You may only spend 20 minutes with someone, but how you treat them can stick with them forever What has been your proudest moment or accomplishment since joining the department? The moments I’m proudest of aren’t usually the big flashy calls — it’s when the crew operates smoothly, everyone does their job, and someone gets the help they need because we are ready What is one piece of firefighting equipment or tool you couldn't do without? The apparatus. Walking wouldn't be the fastest way to get there, and hand pumping water doesn’t sound fun. Describe the dynamic and culture of your crew. Gold shift is a lot of fun. Lots of jokes but most importantly the push to be better a little bit every day for the people we serve. The entire dept is filled with awesome people and I’m lucky to be here. What is one essential fire safety or prevention tip you wish every citizen knew? Clean your dryers and dryer vents out! What advice would you give to someone thinking about joining the fire service? Never stop learning, to think how far this career field has come in a short time is crazy be ready to change, learn, and adapt. Oh, and do it! If you weren’t a firefighter, what career path do you think you’d be following? I’d probably still be in the public service…. Dare I say maybe a police officer? Share one fun or surprising fact about yourself that your co-workers might not know. I fall asleep to murder documentaries every night I’m not at the station. That and I love poor quality WW2 movies, the worse the better! Page 81 of 121 6 Personnel Accomplishments Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Kubiak on his recent accomplishments! Lt. Kubiak has successfully completed Instructor II, as well as ICS 300 and ICS 400. These advanced certifications reflect his continued commitment to professional development, leadership, and serving our community at the highest level. Strong work, Lt. Kubiak! The City of Lake Geneva Fire Department proudly congratulates Firefighter/Paramedic Lieutenant Fonder and Firefighter/Paramedic James for successfully completing Instructor I! Your commitment to growth and training helps strengthen our department and better serve the community. Well done, gentlemen! The City of Lake Geneva Fire Department proudly recognizes Firefighter/Paramedic Cory for completing Instructor II. Cory’s dedication to continued learning and passion for the fire service help elevate the training and readiness of our entire department. His commitment has a meaningful impact on both our team and the community we serve. Congratulations, Cory! Page 82 of 121 7 Notable Calls for Service - On the morning of the 20th, Med 281 responded to a report of a patient experiencing chest pain. Upon arrival, the crew conducted an assessment and identified a suspected heart attack. The patient was transported emergently to St. Catherine’s for cardiac catheterization. Crew- FF/EMT Loffredo, FF/AEMT Schiltz & FF/PM Baker - On the evening of the 23rd, the department was dispatched to a reported structure fire in the Como subdivision. Automatic aid departments were dispatched simultaneously with Lake Geneva units. Upon arrival, crews confirmed a working structure fire and initiated aggressive offensive operations. The fire was brought under control quickly, and no injuries were reported. The cause remains under investigation. Response- Engine 281, Med 281, Squad 281, Car 282, 281, Elkhorn Truck, Town of Delavan Engine, Lyons Engine, and City of Delavan Truck - On the afternoon of the 24th, Med 281 was dispatched for a patient experiencing nausea and extremity numbness. A stroke assessment was completed with negative findings; however, ECG results indicated an active myocardial infarction. The patient was transported to St. Catherine’s for emergency cardiac intervention. Crew- FF/EMT Loffredo, FF/AEMT Jolly & FF/PM Ferger Olsen - Shortly after 2:00 a.m. on the 25th, Med 281 responded to a local care facility for a patient experiencing respiratory distress and declining mental status. Upon arrival, the crew quickly identified the patient as being in a pre-arrest state and requested Engine 281 for additional support. Ventilations were assisted, and the patient was subsequently sedated, paralyzed, and intubated. The patient’s oxygenation improved, and they were transported emergently to a local hospital for further stabilization. Crew- FF/EMT Loffredo, FF/EMT Steltenpohl, FF/AEMT Jolly, FF/PM Ferger Olsen & Lt. Kubiak - On the morning of the 28th, Med 281 was dispatched for a patient experiencing chest pain. The crew suspected a cardiac event, and ECG findings confirmed their assessment findings. The patient was transported to St. Catherine’s for emergency cardiac intervention. Crew- FF/AEMT Jolly, FF/PM Osnacz, & FF/PM Cox Page 83 of 121 8 By the Numbers 2025 Total Jan 1- May 31, 2025 Jan 1- May 31, 2026 May 2025 May 2026 General Alarms REPORT UNAVAILABLE Shift Alarms REPORT UNAVAILABLE Calls For Service 2025 Total Jan 1- May 31, 2025 Jan 1- May 31, 2026 May 2025 May 2026 ALLERG- Allergic Reaction 2 2 AMB- Ambulance Request 1907 712 607 149 59 Burning Complaint 3 1 1 BURN- Citation issuance 0 0 0 0 0 BREDIF- Breathing Difficulty 19 19 CARDIAC- Heart Problem 13 13 CO- Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm 46 16 19 5 3 DIABET- Diabetic Problem 3 3 ERROR- Error 14 5 13 2 11 FALL- Fall Victim 44 44 FIRE – Report of Fire 57 20 5 FIREALM – Fire Alarm 250 77 133 20 40 FIREBRUS – Grass/Brush Fire 10 8 8 1 3 FIREINV – Fire Investigation 8 5 7 0 0 FIREOTH- Other Unspecified Fire 20 4 FIRESTR- Structure Fire 5 2 FIREVEH- Vehicle Fire 4 0 0 GAS – Gas Odor or Leak 37 14 27 6 6 HAZMAT- Hazmat Call 3 2 0 0 0 INT – ALS Intercept 6 2 4 1 1 MABAS – Mabas Call 39 16 16 3 1 MAE – Mutual Aid EMS 110 40 28 15 3 MAF – Mutual Aid Fire 32 15 10 3 2 MAFE – Mutual Aid Fire & EMS 4 2 1 0 0 MVAINJ- MVA with Injuries 95 28 32 10 9 OTHER – Other 31 12 18 2 4 PNB- Cardiac Arrest 11 3 SEIZ- Seizure/Convulsions 8 8 STAN – Standby 41 12 6 5 1 STROKE- Stroke Symptoms 6 6 TEMS – Tactical EMS Request/Swat 8 2 4 1 2 Tech – Technical Rescue Team 0 0 0 0 0 TEST- FIRE/EMS Test 0 0 4 0 0 Page 84 of 121 9 TRAUMA- Traumatic Injury 1 1 UNCON- Unconscious person 12 4 Water Rescue 2 0 1 0 0 Total 2703 989 1087 228 254 Average Response Time Shift Call (time of call to scene, emergent responses within primary response area and excluding mutual aid & MABAS) REPORT UNAVAILABLE Average Shift Call Turn Out Time (time of call to first unit enroute, emergent responses within primary response area and excluding mutual aid & MABAS) REPORT UNAVAILABLE Average Response Time General Alarm (time of call to scene, emergent responses within primary response area and excluding mutual aid & MABAS) REPORT UNAVAILABLE Average General Alarm Turn Out Time (time of call to first unit enroute, emergent responses within primary response area and excluding mutual aid & MABAS) REPORT UNAVAILABLE Fire Prevention Bureau 2025 Total Jan 1- May 31, 2025 Jan 1- May 31, 2026 May 2025 May 2026 Inspections 1042 164 484 62 113 Active Developments/Plan Review Fire Alarm Lake Geneva Library St Francis DeSales Best Buy Breakfast House Natural Foods Geneva Towers Geneva Meadows 1351 Elkhorn Rd Sprinkler Plas-tech Engineering The Chocolate Factory Natural Foods Geneva Towers Plas-Tech Engineering 901 Maxwell St 1351 Elkhorn Rd Bergeson Boats Page 85 of 121 10 Station 281 - Days with multiple calls for service (6 or more): - 2nd (7) - 7th (12) - 14th (6) - 19th (12) - 24th (12) - 3rd (6) - 8th (9) - 15th (10) - 20th (7) - 25th (8) - 4th (9) - 10th (6) - 16th (8) - 21st (10) - 28th (7) - 5th (6) - 11th (7) - 17th (7) - 22nd (11) - 29th (6) - 6th (7) - 12th (8) - 18th (8) - 23rd (13) - 31st (8) Station 281 n umber of days with greater than 0.33 Unit Hours Utilization - 25 (80%) Number of Simultaneous Calls per Month 61 (25% of total call volume) Number of Simultaneous Incidents 2 Simultaneous Incidents - 48 3 Simultaneous Incidents - 9 4 Simultaneous Incidents -3 5 Simultaneous Incidents - 2 Assist to Station 281- 2 Assists from Station 281- 4 Page 86 of 121 11 Membership Committee Update Current number of applicants – 8 • 1st Interview – 0 • Assessments- 0 • 2nd Interview – 0 • Conditional Offer Pending Background and Medical – 0 • Need Orientation Date – 0 • Orientation Completed – 0 • Current Roster - Full Time (23) Firefighter/EMT- 0 Firefighter/AEMT- 3 Firefighter/Paramedic- 17 Lieutenant- 3 Captain- 0 - Paid-On-Call (26) - Paid-On-Premise (12) Firefighter- 3 Firefighter/EMT- 3 Engineer- 3 Firefighter/AEMT- 3 EMT- 1 Firefighter/Paramedic- 6 Paramedic- 1 Firefighter/Engineer- 3 Firefighter/EMT- 9 Firefighter/AEMT- 5 Firefighter/Paramedic- 1 Page 87 of 121 A Great Loss….. Daniel Thomas Derrick Sr., a beloved pillar of the Lake Geneva community and a devoted family man, passed away peacefully on May 24, 2026, in his hometown of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Born January 4, 1943, Dan’s life was marked by steadfast dedication to his profession, his community, and above all, his loved ones. A proud lifelong resident of Lake Geneva, Dan embodied the spirit and values of his close-knit community. He graduated from Badger High School in 1961 and soon went on to earn his Funeral Director’s license, embarking on what would become a remarkable 60 -year career in funeral service, licensed by the State of Wisconsin. Working alongside his father, Tom Derrick, Dan helped guide the family tradition at Derrick Funeral Home, a business the Derrick family has honored since 1912. In 2012, his son Ryan joined the family business, continuing this enduring legacy. Dan’s commitment extended beyond his professional life. He spent an impressive 54 years with the Lake Geneva Fire Department, rising through the ranks to become Deputy Chief. Known for wearing his uniform with pride and humility, he never placed his rank a bove others unless necessary, always demonstrating leadership with a guiding and calming presence. His tenure with the Fire Department was one of the longest in its history —a testament to his dedication and the heart he poured into his service. Beyond his career, Dan was one of the founding members of the Lake Geneva Rotary Club and a devoted member of the Knights of Columbus, further illustrating his unwavering commitment to faith and community. Those who knew Dan remember a man whose calming presence could dissolve tension the moment he entered a room. He was quick -witted, warm, and ever ready with a smile and a hug. His personality radiated kindness and strength, and he held a deep affection for his family, his community, and the life he built alongside his beloved wife, Sandy, who preceded him in death. Together, Dan and Sandy shared countless moments filled with joy, notably their spirited dancing to Big Band tunes and the beloved songs of the 1950s and 1960s. Whether on the dance floor or attending 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Francis, where Dan often served as a reader, their companionship was a source of happiness and laughter, especially as his children endeavored to make him smile during mass. Page 88 of 121 Dan did not claim leisure hobbies of his own but was always willing to embrace those chosen by Sandy. Together, they were familiar faces on the Friday Night Bowling League at the Lake Geneva Lanes, a small but cherished part of their shared life. His proudest accomplishments were his impactful careers in both fire and funeral services, the love and life he shared each day with Sandy, and the relationships he nurtured within his family—including his three children, six grandchildren, and four great -grandchildren. Dan’s siblings —Richard (Paula) Derrick and Steve Derrick —along with his extended family, and the entire Lake Geneva Fire Department, remember him with deep respect and affection. Daniel Thomas Derrick Sr. is survived by his children Terra Derrick, Daniel T. Derrick Jr., and Ryan Derrick (Rebecca). He also leaves behind his cherished grandchildren Erin, Jake, Grace, Emma, Billy, and Sally, and great -grandchildren Hazel, Ophelia, Gre yson, and Daylee. His siblings Richard (Paula) and Steve Derrick carry forward his memory. Dan was preceded in death by his loving wife, Sandra Lee Derrick ; his parents, Tom and Betty Derrick; and his brother, Jackie. A visitation to honor Dan will be held on June 19, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Derrick Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Lake Geneva. A Mass of Christian burial will follow on June 20, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church , with burial immediately thereafter at Oak Hill Cemetery. Daniel Thomas Derrick Sr.’s life was a testament to duty, love, and community —values he lived by and imparted to all who had the privilege of knowing him. His legacy will endure in the hearts of those he touched, in the generations of his family, and in th e community he so proudly served. In lieu of other forms of expression the family has asked that you make a donation in Dan's name to the Lake Geneva Fire Fighters Association . Page 89 of 121 Parting Shot Whether riding a bike, scooter, skateboard, or skates, wearing a helmet can make all the difference. City of Lake Geneva Fire Department is proud to help keep kids safe and ready for every adventure. Stop by the fire department if your child needs a properly fitted helmet! Page 90 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 MONTH END SUMMARY PREPARED FOR CITY OF LAKE GENEVA By: © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 1 of 7 Page 91 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 12 MONTH DATE OF SERVICE ANALYSIS Primary Payor Mix Net Collection Percentages Cash Per Trip 6-12 Month Mature Average 6-12 Month Mature Average 6-12 Month Mature Average Primary Payor % of Trips Primary Payor Coll % Primary Payor CPT Medicare 30% Medicare 86% Medicare 570.59$ Medicare Advantage 25% Medicare Advantage 79% Medicare Advantage 518.09$ Insurance 16% Insurance 66% Insurance 780.83$ Medicaid 4% Medicaid 63% Medicaid 367.02$ Medicaid MCO 6% Medicaid MCO 92% Medicaid MCO 454.16$ Patient 17% Patient 13% Patient 113.26$ Facility 0% Facility 0% Facility -$ Other Govt. Payers 1% Other Govt. Payers 80% Other Govt. Payers 1,154.40$ TPL 2% TPL 51% TPL 644.01$ Overall 6-12m 65% Overall 6-12m 505.23$ DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 149 196,368.00 77,328.70 119,039.30 1,424.00 71,236.39 41,105.15 126.70 5,400.46 1,317.91 798.92 477.25 59.7% 2025-06 152 189,446.00 64,386.63 125,059.37 - 87,188.48 31,229.04 - 6,641.85 1,246.36 822.76 573.61 69.7% 2025-07 214 273,214.00 102,812.09 170,401.91 - 107,176.60 49,191.06 - 14,034.25 1,276.70 796.27 500.83 62.9% 2025-08 162 193,906.00 68,051.77 125,854.23 - 82,946.34 29,830.77 1,640.00 14,717.12 1,196.95 776.88 501.89 64.6% 2025-09 169 213,630.00 80,436.34 133,193.66 - 80,996.07 39,535.97 - 12,661.62 1,264.08 788.13 479.27 60.8% 2025-10 159 194,388.00 82,886.12 111,501.88 - 79,982.53 21,413.72 - 10,105.63 1,222.57 701.27 503.03 71.7% 2025-11 171 221,056.00 78,664.05 142,391.95 - 79,439.50 45,193.93 - 17,758.52 1,292.73 832.70 464.56 55.8% 2025-12 163 213,952.00 86,976.53 126,975.47 0.10 79,502.53 21,807.07 2,970.00 28,635.77 1,312.59 778.99 469.52 60.3% 2026-01 166 209,036.00 84,517.72 124,518.28 (0.15) 73,604.33 22,886.00 - 28,028.10 1,259.25 750.11 443.40 59.1% 2026-02 127 173,179.90 57,959.32 115,220.58 (0.36) 48,831.12 - - 66,389.82 1,363.62 907.25 384.50 42.4% 2026-03 113 241,046.90 76,054.02 164,992.88 - 29,367.72 - - 135,625.16 2,133.16 1,460.11 259.89 17.8% 2026-04 104 223,636.30 5,083.47 218,552.83 - 951.23 - - 217,601.60 2,150.35 2,101.47 9.15 0.4% Totals 1,849 2,542,859.10 865,156.76 1,677,702.34 1,423.59 821,222.84 302,192.71 4,736.70 557,599.90 1,375.26 907.36 441.58 48.7% 0 50 100 150 200 250 2025-05 2025-06 2025-07 2025-08 2025-09 2025-10 2025-11 2025-12 2026-01 2026-02 2026-03 Trip Count Trend - Excluding Current Month 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 2025-05 2025-06 2025-07 2025-08 2025-09 2025-10 2025-11 2025-12 2026-01 2026-02 2026-03 2026-04 Average Loaded Miles © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 2 of 7 Page 92 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 12 MONTH DATE OF SERVICE ANALYSIS BY PRIMARY PAYOR CATEGORY DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 53 75,184.00 39,715.45 35,468.55 - 30,245.19 5,215.60 126.70 134.46 1,418.57 669.22 568.27 84.9% 2025-06 46 67,122.00 31,091.42 36,030.58 - 30,593.92 4,516.01 - 920.65 1,459.17 783.27 665.09 84.9% 2025-07 61 86,482.00 48,974.14 37,507.86 - 35,882.21 1,502.00 - 123.65 1,417.74 614.88 588.23 95.7% 2025-08 43 57,338.00 30,254.42 27,083.58 - 24,402.71 2,726.00 1,540.00 1,494.87 1,333.44 629.85 531.69 84.4% 2025-09 45 62,862.00 31,736.14 31,125.86 - 24,481.60 3,539.79 - 3,104.47 1,396.93 691.69 544.04 78.7% 2025-10 52 66,984.00 34,130.40 32,853.60 - 27,238.40 3,582.00 - 2,033.20 1,288.15 631.80 523.82 82.9% 2025-11 57 79,126.00 37,556.45 41,569.55 - 28,299.89 11,534.00 - 1,735.66 1,388.18 729.29 496.49 68.1% 2025-12 57 78,934.00 41,858.86 37,075.14 - 33,492.59 5,770.00 2,970.00 782.55 1,384.81 650.44 535.48 82.3% 2026-01 62 86,694.00 45,431.03 41,262.97 - 35,842.89 3,228.00 - 2,192.08 1,398.29 665.53 578.11 86.9% 2026-02 39 55,116.00 29,173.07 25,942.93 - 19,753.86 - - 6,189.07 1,413.23 665.20 506.51 76.1% 2026-03 36 81,817.20 45,844.05 35,973.15 - 13,991.47 - - 21,981.68 2,272.70 999.25 388.65 38.9% 2026-04 33 75,366.90 - 75,366.90 - - - - 75,366.90 2,283.85 2,283.85 - 0.0% Totals 584 873,026.10 415,765.43 457,260.67 - 304,224.73 41,613.40 4,636.70 116,059.24 1,494.91 782.98 512.99 65.5% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 32 44,416.00 19,764.38 24,651.62 1,424.00 15,262.91 7,964.71 - (0.00) 1,388.00 770.36 476.97 61.9% 2025-06 40 55,826.00 30,247.62 25,578.38 - 21,985.38 3,593.00 - - 1,395.65 639.46 549.63 86.0% 2025-07 48 66,986.00 35,804.37 31,181.63 - 23,913.76 6,382.87 - 885.00 1,395.54 649.62 498.20 76.7% 2025-08 35 45,918.00 23,933.94 21,984.06 - 16,953.24 3,012.73 100.00 2,118.09 1,311.94 628.12 481.52 76.7% 2025-09 48 68,582.00 36,506.99 32,075.01 - 26,728.61 5,341.46 - 4.94 1,428.79 668.23 556.85 83.3% 2025-10 45 63,262.00 35,532.33 27,729.67 - 23,741.95 2,835.00 - 1,152.72 1,405.82 616.21 527.60 85.6% 2025-11 40 52,296.00 28,050.32 24,245.68 - 20,498.47 4,370.45 - (623.24) 1,307.40 606.14 512.46 84.5% 2025-12 45 65,016.00 34,509.49 30,506.51 - 23,617.72 309.07 - 6,579.72 1,444.80 677.92 524.84 77.4% 2026-01 36 48,600.00 25,826.00 22,774.00 (0.15) 17,057.69 2,544.00 - 3,172.46 1,350.00 632.61 473.82 74.9% 2026-02 33 50,545.90 24,091.13 26,454.77 (0.36) 13,499.23 - - 12,955.90 1,531.69 801.66 409.07 51.0% 2026-03 27 61,557.10 26,995.59 34,561.51 - 7,216.00 - - 27,345.51 2,279.89 1,280.06 267.26 20.9% 2026-04 19 40,757.60 5,083.47 35,674.13 - 951.23 - - 34,722.90 2,145.14 1,877.59 50.06 2.7% Totals 448 663,762.60 326,345.63 337,416.97 1,423.49 211,426.19 36,353.29 100.00 88,314.00 1,481.61 753.16 471.71 62.6% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 14 19,534.00 844.46 18,689.54 - 10,711.08 6,200.46 - 1,778.00 1,395.29 1,334.97 765.08 57.3% 2025-06 21 25,984.00 - 25,984.00 - 18,245.97 6,238.03 - 1,500.00 1,237.33 1,237.33 868.86 70.2% 2025-07 41 47,720.00 - 47,720.00 - 28,833.11 15,972.19 - 2,914.70 1,163.90 1,163.90 703.25 60.4% 2025-08 39 44,574.00 1,397.09 43,176.91 - 32,669.71 6,712.04 - 3,795.16 1,142.92 1,107.10 837.68 75.7% 2025-09 19 25,954.00 691.80 25,262.20 - 14,187.93 8,770.20 - 2,304.07 1,366.00 1,329.59 746.73 56.2% 2025-10 23 26,098.00 1,169.60 24,928.40 - 17,941.97 3,430.72 - 3,555.71 1,134.70 1,083.84 780.09 72.0% 2025-11 19 24,572.00 505.71 24,066.29 - 14,825.00 4,681.48 - 4,559.81 1,293.26 1,266.65 780.26 61.6% 2025-12 18 23,274.00 - 23,274.00 0.10 10,331.40 - - 12,942.50 1,293.00 1,293.00 573.97 44.4% 2026-01 15 21,622.00 - 21,622.00 - 9,585.42 - - 12,036.58 1,441.47 1,441.47 639.03 44.3% 2026-02 22 29,044.00 818.11 28,225.89 - 10,283.04 - - 17,942.85 1,320.18 1,283.00 467.41 36.4% 2026-03 12 29,460.60 - 29,460.60 - 4,599.93 - - 24,860.67 2,455.05 2,455.05 383.33 15.6% 2026-04 2 5,314.90 - 5,314.90 - - - - 5,314.90 2,657.45 2,657.45 - 0.0% Totals 245 323,151.50 5,426.77 317,724.73 0.10 172,214.56 52,005.12 - 93,504.95 1,318.99 1,296.84 702.92 54.2% MEDICARE MEDICARE ADVANTAGE INSURANCE © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 3 of 7 Page 93 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 12 MONTH DATE OF SERVICE ANALYSIS BY PRIMARY PAYOR CATEGORY DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 13 17,762.00 10,207.41 7,554.59 - 5,914.59 - - 1,640.00 1,366.31 581.12 454.97 78.3% 2025-06 1 1,226.00 - 1,226.00 - - - - 1,226.00 1,226.00 1,226.00 - 0.0% 2025-07 5 5,984.00 2,996.87 2,987.13 - 1,543.13 - - 1,444.00 1,196.80 597.43 308.63 51.7% 2025-08 6 8,738.00 4,774.28 3,963.72 - 2,639.72 - - 1,324.00 1,456.33 660.62 439.95 66.6% 2025-09 8 8,886.00 3,955.01 4,930.99 - 2,064.99 1,440.00 - 1,426.00 1,110.75 616.37 258.12 41.9% 2025-10 6 6,104.00 3,952.78 2,151.22 - 2,151.22 - - - 1,017.33 358.54 358.54 100.0% 2025-11 6 7,006.00 3,609.32 3,396.68 - 1,982.68 - - 1,414.00 1,167.67 566.11 330.45 58.4% 2025-12 8 6,114.00 3,231.08 2,882.92 - 1,782.92 - - 1,100.00 764.25 360.37 222.87 61.8% 2026-01 9 10,310.00 5,777.96 4,532.04 - 3,072.04 - - 1,460.00 1,145.56 503.56 341.34 67.8% 2026-02 1 1,314.00 - 1,314.00 - - - - 1,314.00 1,314.00 1,314.00 - 0.0% 2026-03 3 6,858.40 1,611.68 5,246.72 - 463.72 - - 4,783.00 2,286.13 1,748.91 154.57 8.8% 2026-04 6 10,255.50 - 10,255.50 - - - - 10,255.50 1,709.25 1,709.25 - 0.0% Totals 72 90,557.90 40,116.39 50,441.51 - 21,615.01 1,440.00 - 27,386.50 1,257.75 700.58 300.21 42.9% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 9 12,108.00 6,797.00 5,311.00 - 4,266.62 1,044.38 - - 1,345.33 590.11 474.07 80.3% 2025-06 5 4,814.00 2,217.12 2,596.88 - 2,596.88 - - - 962.80 519.38 519.38 100.0% 2025-07 16 22,298.00 13,499.84 8,798.16 - 8,798.16 - - - 1,393.63 549.89 549.89 100.0% 2025-08 11 12,952.00 7,692.04 5,259.96 - 4,159.96 - - 1,100.00 1,177.45 478.18 378.18 79.1% 2025-09 12 13,156.00 7,546.40 5,609.60 - 5,409.60 - - 200.00 1,096.33 467.47 450.80 96.4% 2025-10 9 11,028.00 8,101.01 2,926.99 - 2,926.99 - - - 1,225.33 325.22 325.22 100.0% 2025-11 8 11,224.00 6,707.57 4,516.43 - 3,056.43 - - 1,460.00 1,403.00 564.55 382.05 67.7% 2025-12 6 8,826.00 3,505.30 5,320.70 - 1,904.70 - - 3,416.00 1,471.00 886.78 317.45 35.8% 2026-01 7 10,590.00 5,965.53 4,624.47 - 3,404.47 - - 1,220.00 1,512.86 660.64 486.35 73.6% 2026-02 8 10,454.00 3,877.01 6,576.99 - 2,128.99 - - 4,448.00 1,306.75 822.12 266.12 32.4% 2026-03 8 17,957.10 1,602.70 16,354.40 - 459.20 - - 15,895.20 2,244.64 2,044.30 57.40 2.8% 2026-04 3 7,074.80 - 7,074.80 - - - - 7,074.80 2,358.27 2,358.27 - 0.0% Totals 102 142,481.90 67,511.52 74,970.38 - 39,112.00 1,044.38 - 34,814.00 1,396.88 735.00 383.45 52.2% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 23 21,364.00 - 21,364.00 - 1,906.00 19,258.00 - 200.00 928.87 928.87 82.87 8.9% 2025-06 31 23,884.00 830.47 23,053.53 - 3,771.53 16,882.00 - 2,400.00 770.45 743.66 121.66 16.4% 2025-07 38 36,524.00 808.23 35,715.77 - 4,644.77 25,334.00 - 5,737.00 961.16 939.89 122.23 13.0% 2025-08 26 20,670.00 - 20,670.00 - 865.00 17,380.00 - 2,425.00 795.00 795.00 33.27 4.2% 2025-09 31 25,884.00 - 25,884.00 - 3,891.34 19,054.52 - 2,938.14 834.97 834.97 125.53 15.0% 2025-10 21 17,806.00 - 17,806.00 - 4,176.00 11,566.00 - 2,064.00 847.90 847.90 198.86 23.5% 2025-11 35 39,714.00 714.65 38,999.35 - 5,533.19 24,608.00 - 8,858.16 1,134.69 1,114.27 158.09 14.2% 2025-12 26 28,850.00 3,170.82 25,679.18 - 6,651.18 15,728.00 - 3,300.00 1,109.62 987.66 255.81 25.9% 2026-01 35 27,956.00 1,517.20 26,438.80 - 1,377.82 17,114.00 - 7,946.98 798.74 755.39 39.37 5.2% 2026-02 22 23,740.00 - 23,740.00 - 200.00 - - 23,540.00 1,079.09 1,079.09 9.09 0.8% 2026-03 27 43,396.50 - 43,396.50 - 2,637.40 - - 40,759.10 1,607.28 1,607.28 97.68 6.1% 2026-04 41 84,866.60 - 84,866.60 - - - - 84,866.60 2,069.92 2,069.92 - 0.0% Totals 356 394,655.10 7,041.37 387,613.73 - 35,654.23 166,924.52 - 185,034.98 1,108.58 1,088.80 100.15 9.2% MEDICAID MEDICAID MCO PATIENT © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 4 of 7 Page 94 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 12 MONTH DATE OF SERVICE ANALYSIS BY PRIMARY PAYOR CATEGORY DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-06 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-07 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-08 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-09 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-10 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-11 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-12 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-01 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-02 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-03 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-04 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% Totals - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 1 1,432.00 - 1,432.00 - 1,432.00 - - - 1,432.00 1,432.00 1,432.00 100.0% 2025-06 4 5,960.00 - 5,960.00 - 5,960.00 - - - 1,490.00 1,490.00 1,490.00 100.0% 2025-07 1 1,500.00 - 1,500.00 - - - - 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 - 0.0% 2025-08 1 1,256.00 - 1,256.00 - 1,256.00 - - - 1,256.00 1,256.00 1,256.00 100.0% 2025-09 3 4,286.00 - 4,286.00 - 2,896.00 1,390.00 - - 1,428.67 1,428.67 965.33 67.6% 2025-10 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2025-11 1 1,280.00 718.47 561.53 - 447.40 - - 114.13 1,280.00 561.53 447.40 79.7% 2025-12 2 2,738.00 700.98 2,037.02 - 1,722.02 - - 315.00 1,369.00 1,018.51 861.01 84.5% 2026-01 2 3,264.00 - 3,264.00 - 3,264.00 - - - 1,632.00 1,632.00 1,632.00 100.0% 2026-02 2 2,966.00 - 2,966.00 - 2,966.00 - - - 1,483.00 1,483.00 1,483.00 100.0% 2026-03 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-04 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% Totals 17 24,682.00 1,419.45 23,262.55 - 19,943.42 1,390.00 - 1,929.13 1,451.88 1,368.39 1,173.14 85.7% DOS Trip Count Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Balance Due Gross Chg/Trip Net Chg/Trip Cash/Trip Net Coll % 2025-05 4 4,568.00 - 4,568.00 - 1,498.00 1,422.00 - 1,648.00 1,142.00 1,142.00 374.50 32.8% 2025-06 4 4,630.00 - 4,630.00 - 4,034.80 - - 595.20 1,157.50 1,157.50 1,008.70 87.1% 2025-07 4 5,720.00 728.64 4,991.36 - 3,561.46 - - 1,429.90 1,430.00 1,247.84 890.37 71.4% 2025-08 1 2,460.00 - 2,460.00 - - - - 2,460.00 2,460.00 2,460.00 - 0.0% 2025-09 3 4,020.00 - 4,020.00 - 1,336.00 - - 2,684.00 1,340.00 1,340.00 445.33 33.2% 2025-10 3 3,106.00 - 3,106.00 - 1,806.00 - - 1,300.00 1,035.33 1,035.33 602.00 58.1% 2025-11 5 5,838.00 801.56 5,036.44 - 4,796.44 - - 240.00 1,167.60 1,007.29 959.29 95.2% 2025-12 1 200.00 - 200.00 - - - - 200.00 200.00 200.00 - 0.0% 2026-01 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-02 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-03 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% 2026-04 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.0% Totals 25 30,542.00 1,530.20 29,011.80 - 17,032.70 1,422.00 - 10,557.10 1,221.68 1,160.47 681.31 58.7% TPL FACILITY OTHER GOVT. 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Page 5 of 7 Page 95 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 OUTSTANDING AR AGING BY PAYOR CATEGORY AGING BY AGING DATE & CURRENT PAYOR Current Payor Current 31-60 61-90 91-120 121-180 181-365 Over 365 Total CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-MedicareMedicare 81,781.75 805.34 1,372.00 - 1,430.00 6,434.00 - 91,823.09 14% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-Medicare AdvantageMedicare Advantage 28,321.24 18,455.00 200.00 1,890.00 5,064.00 3,083.51 4,084.00 61,097.75 9% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-InsuranceInsurance 31,548.46 14,950.18 4,364.95 3,569.31 (32.10) 4,220.93 7,927.24 66,548.97 10% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-MedicaidMedicaid 23,284.82 8,742.95 2,870.00 (753.28) - 4,559.56 3,567.24 42,271.29 7% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-Medicaid MCOMedicaid MCO 17,814.90 9,589.32 2,954.80 - 1,456.00 - 2,632.00 34,447.02 5% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-PatientPatient 180,628.33 73,008.18 29,406.28 468.85 5,214.73 12,478.32 30,490.45 331,695.14 51% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-FacilityFacility 1,480.00 - - 1,436.00 - - - 2,916.00 0% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-Other Govt. PayersOther Govt. Payers 315.00 114.13 - 315.00 119.11 1,500.00 1,404.00 3,767.24 1% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-TPLTPL 4,486.00 1,900.00 - 4,118.00 (1,260.00) 2,460.00 - 11,704.00 2% CITY OF LAKE GENEVA-OtherOther - - - - - - - - 0% Total 369,660.50 127,565.10 41,168.03 11,043.88 11,991.74 34,736.32 50,104.93 646,270.50 57.2% 19.7% 6.4% 1.7% 1.9% 5.4% 7.8% 57.2% 19.7% 6.4% 1.7% 1.9% 5.4% 7.8% AR Aging Percent Current 31-60 61-90 91-120 121-180 181-365 Over 365 14% 9% 10% 7% 5% 51% 0% 1% 2% 0% AR by Payor Category Medicare Medicare Advantage Insurance Medicaid Medicaid MCO Patient Facility Other Govt. Payers TPL Other © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 6 of 7 Page 96 of 121 CITY OF LAKE GENEVA APRIL 2026 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE RECONCILIATION REPORT Month Beginning A/R Gross Charges Contr Allow Net Charges Rev Adj Payments Write Offs Refunds Ending A/R 2026-01 634,992.20 296,818.00 84,521.38 212,296.62 (12.02) 95,890.49 62,711.44 (830.01) 689,528.92 2026-02 689,528.92 146,294.70 88,329.69 57,965.01 (10.00) 85,609.05 74,154.93 (1,340.00) 589,079.95 2026-03 589,079.95 255,174.00 81,054.99 174,119.01 (6.15) 83,343.56 29,677.66 (3,170.00) 653,353.89 2026-04 653,353.89 254,196.40 120,393.45 133,802.95 19.31 94,535.28 46,431.75 (100.00) 646,270.50 FY Total 634,992.20 952,483.10 374,299.51 578,183.59 (8.86) 359,378.38 212,975.78 (5,440.01) 646,270.50 © EMS Management & Consultants Inc. Page 7 of 7 Page 97 of 121 Listings Through 5/27/2026 City of Lake Geneva EMS New Business ReportThe Stark Collection Agency PO Box 45710 Madison, WI 53744-5710 833-669-6600 Collaborate. Innovate. Elevate. 608EMS-CUR Client # Date Listed Amount ListedAccount ## 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $290.0025-E26634181 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,500.0025-E52154252 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E38723323 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $275.0025-E38722974 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,204.7825-E37241875 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $290.0025-E37225376 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $778.6825-E33367737 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $117.4525-E30748318 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,224.0025-E30748579 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,508.0025-E303344510 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E294114111 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0026-E6223312 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,290.0025-E273295013 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E521561214 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E266344915 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $718.7225-E266339616 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,442.0025-E232850517 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,440.0025-E170096418 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $215.0025-E164532719 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0026-E13714420 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,368.0026-E13719421 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,304.0026-E7793622 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,500.0026-E6208423 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,500.0026-E6201424 5/28/2026 Page 1 of 3The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.New Business Report Page 98 of 121 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,280.0026-E6226625 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E273319926 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,302.0026-E25853227 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $550.0025-E155212128 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $290.0025-E145233729 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E143415530 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,500.0025-E140694331 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $315.0025-E140518032 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,454.0026-E25865333 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,230.0025-E544059634 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,504.0025-E544053035 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E544056036 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0025-E544050137 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,462.0026-E25861638 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,504.0025-E521545439 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,292.0026-E25856140 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,492.0024-E137452741 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0026-E25847542 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,450.0026-E25848143 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,502.0026-E13718544 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,524.0025-E544057245 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,450.0025-E544053846 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,476.0025-E544056347 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,238.0026-E43659848 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,526.0026-E29350249 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,502.0026-E25882850 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $1,306.0026-E7804551 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $315.0025-E154855452 608EMS-CUR 5/6/2026 $200.0026-E25858253 $48,829.63 5/28/2026 Page 2 of 3The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.New Business Report Page 99 of 121 Number Listed # $48,829.6353 $Amount Listed 5/28/2026 Page 3 of 3The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.New Business Report Page 100 of 121 Collection Statement CITY OF LAKE GENEVA EMS 626 GENEVA ST ATTN: COMPTROLLER LAKE GENEVA WI 53147 City of Lake Geneva EMS Payments Through 5/27/2026 The Stark Collection Agency PO Box 45710 Madison, WI 53744-5710 833-669-6600 Collaborate. Innovate. Elevate. Invoice # Client # Invoice Amount INVOICE DETAILS Period End Date 33155 608EMS-CUR 0.005/27/2026 0.00 608EMS-CUR Invoice #: 33155 Date Account #/ Client Acct # *** PAID TO AGENCY *** Due Agency Due You Date Listed Total Paid Unpaid BalanceActive Pay 05/11 24-E225313 $3.80 $16.204/4/2025 $20.00 $25.301138090 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 20.00 16.20 3.80 TOTALS 20.00 16.20 3.80 5/28/2026 Page 1 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 101 of 121 05/13 25-E1434053 $38.00 $162.002/2/2026 $200.00 $0.001206830 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 200.00 162.00 38.00 TOTALS 200.00 162.00 38.00 05/11 24-E615297 $14.29 $60.914/30/2025 $75.20 $676.801143470 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 75.20 60.91 14.29 TOTALS 75.20 60.91 14.29 05/14 20116406 $19.95 $85.056/18/2021 $105.00 $424.89C832993 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 105.00 85.05 19.95 TOTALS 105.00 85.05 19.95 05/14 LGWI-21-1326:1 $123.31 $525.691/12/2022 $649.00 $509.00C876821 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 649.00 525.69 123.31 TOTALS 649.00 525.69 123.31 05/14 LGWI-22-0364:1 $122.93 $524.079/27/2022 $647.00 $0.00C931265 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 647.00 524.07 122.93 TOTALS 647.00 524.07 122.93 05/21 LGWI-23-0389:1 $57.93 $246.969/27/2023 $304.89 $208.721011496 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 304.89 246.96 57.93 TOTALS 304.89 246.96 57.93 5/28/2026 Page 2 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 102 of 121 05/04 LGWI-22-1865:1 $0.95 $4.059/27/2023 $5.00 $394.551011511 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 5.00 4.05 0.95 TOTALS 5.00 4.05 0.95 05/04 LGWI-22-1865:2 $0.95 $4.0512/19/2023 $5.00 $952.901030960 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 5.00 4.05 0.95 TOTALS 5.00 4.05 0.95 05/22 LGWI-23-1311:1 $4.72 $20.105/2/2024 $24.82 $297.581060421 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 24.82 20.10 4.72 TOTALS 24.82 20.10 4.72 05/18 24-E1010460 $4.75 $20.255/29/2025 $25.00 $613.001149445 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 25.00 20.25 4.75 TOTALS 25.00 20.25 4.75 05/19 24-E1229778 $24.11 $102.795/29/2025 $126.90 $0.001149453 R Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 126.90 102.79 24.11 TOTALS 126.90 102.79 24.11 05/21 25-E467202 $15.20 $64.808/29/2025 $80.00 $517.051166930 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 80.00 64.80 15.20 TOTALS 80.00 64.80 15.20 5/28/2026 Page 3 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 103 of 121 05/07 LGWI-23-0417:1 $30.58 $130.3610/17/2023 $160.94 $0.001015328 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 160.94 130.36 30.58 TOTALS 160.94 130.36 30.58 05/11 24-E1010460 $4.75 $20.255/29/2025 $25.00 $638.001149445 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 25.00 20.25 4.75 TOTALS 25.00 20.25 4.75 04/27 24-E1010460 $4.75 $20.255/29/2025 $25.00 $688.001149445 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 25.00 20.25 4.75 TOTALS 25.00 20.25 4.75 05/01 25-E3278358 $38.00 $162.002/24/2026 $200.00 $0.001211795 X Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 200.00 162.00 38.00 TOTALS 200.00 162.00 38.00 04/21 25-E1405014 $164.54 $701.463/27/2026 $866.00 $0.001220261 X Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 866.00 701.46 164.54 TOTALS 866.00 701.46 164.54 04/30 2063441 $28.50 $121.501/28/2022 $150.00 $0.00C879749 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 150.00 121.50 28.50 TOTALS 150.00 121.50 28.50 5/28/2026 Page 4 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 104 of 121 05/26 LGWI-21-1176:1 $14.25 $60.756/15/2022 $75.00 $51.27C908979 R Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 75.00 60.75 14.25 TOTALS 75.00 60.75 14.25 05/22 LGWI-22-0724:1 $5.70 $24.301/18/2023 $30.00 $170.00C957143 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 30.00 24.30 5.70 TOTALS 30.00 24.30 5.70 05/04 24-E1010460 $4.75 $20.255/29/2025 $25.00 $663.001149445 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 25.00 20.25 4.75 TOTALS 25.00 20.25 4.75 05/14 24-E1450317 $33.33 $142.078/29/2025 $175.40 $0.001166927 T Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 175.40 142.07 33.33 TOTALS 175.40 142.07 33.33 04/27 25-E1419848 $38.00 $162.002/2/2026 $200.00 $0.001206823 A Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 200.00 162.00 38.00 TOTALS 200.00 162.00 38.00 $4,200.15 $798.04 $3,402.11Totals: Date Account #/ Client Acct # *** PAID DIRECT *** Due Agency Due You Date Listed Total Paid Unpaid BalanceActive Pay 5/28/2026 Page 5 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 105 of 121 05/11 25-E3724193 $3.33 $14.222/24/2026 $17.55 $63.761211718 D Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 17.55 14.22 3.33 TOTALS 17.55 14.22 3.33 05/21 LGWI-23-0962:1 $20.27 $86.435/2/2024 $106.70 $297.971060428 D Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 106.70 86.43 20.27 TOTALS 106.70 86.43 20.27 05/11 25-E786190 $20.58 $87.738/29/2025 $108.31 $0.001166920 D Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 108.31 87.73 20.58 TOTALS 108.31 87.73 20.58 05/11 25-E1612062 $23.55 $100.382/24/2026 $123.93 $0.001211711 D Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 123.93 100.38 23.55 TOTALS 123.93 100.38 23.55 05/21 25-E1017559 $107.16 $456.859/26/2025 $564.01 $143.891172414 D Balance Type Amount Paid Due You Due Agency Payment Applied to Principal 564.01 456.85 107.16 TOTALS 564.01 456.85 107.16 $920.50 $174.89 $745.61Totals: 5/28/2026 Page 6 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 106 of 121 $5,120.65 $972.93 $4,147.72Grand Totals: Thank you for your continued business. ACH Credits will be deposited within 3 business days of this statement. Amounts due to Agency are due upon receipt. You may receive a "Return Report" indicating we have either taken payment in full or a settlement in full but the money due you is not reported on this statement. If the payment from the debtor was made by personal check we hold that payment for 2 weeks to be sure it clears. ACH CREDIT: $3,227.22 Total Amount Paid Total Agency Fees Total Due Client Payment Types A=ACH DEBIT D=Direct R=CHARGE T=TAX INTERCP X=Check 5/28/2026 Page 7 of 7The Stark Collection Agency, Inc.City of Lake Geneva EMS6287 Page 107 of 121 316 W. Washington Ave., Suite 600 Madison, WI 53703 (608) 833-9595 www.lwmmi.org 2025 SAFETY EQUIPMENT GRANT PROGRAM GUIDELINES WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE? All League Insurance members currently purchasing workers’ compensation insurance as of June 30, 2025. HOW IS THE AMOUNT OF THE LWMMI GRANT DETERMINED? With a minimum of $600, members will receive up to 4 % of the workers’ compensation premium listed on their current in force policy. WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE GRANT? League Insurance knows how tight budgets are. This grant is designed to help with the purchase of equipment that has the potential to prevent employee injuries and at the same time help reduce your losses and experience modification factor. WHAT EQUIPMENT IS ELIGIBLE or ANY SUGGESTIONS? Within broad guidelines, it is really up to you. Included is a safety equipment list that we believe would be helpful in any municipal workplace. This list is by no means all inclusive – we want our members to use this money to help with their specific safety needs. WE PURCHASED OUR EQUIPMENT – NOW WHAT? Complete the application including appropriate documentation and return it to the address on the form or complete the application online at our website. WHAT ARE IMPORTANT DATES? Only purchases between July 1, 202 5 and June 30, 202 6 are eligible – remember, this is for new equipment – not equipment already purchased prior to July 1, 2025. HOW LONG DO WE WAIT TO RECEIVE OUR REIMBURSEMENT? Less than 30 days. WHO DO WE CONTACT WITH QUESTIONS? For questions on the process, contact League Insurance: 608-833-9595 service@lwmmi.org For questions on safety equipment, contact loss control consultant: Clark MacAlpine at United Heartland clark.macalpine@unitedheartland.com or 262-787-7406 Attachment 1 – Application Attachment 2 – List of Safety Equipment Page 108 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 1 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland 2025 League Insurance Safety Equipment Grant The following is a list of equipment that your leadership team may wish to consider as it evaluates how to take advantage of the safety grant. It is intended only as a list to generate some initial ideas of equipment that could be acquired for the purpose of preventing employee injuries. Your teams may discuss other equipment options that would best serve your municipality’s particular needs. All cost information in this document is provided only as an approximation based upon website estimates. The equipment makes/models listed below are only examples to provide examples, please contact your local distributor for more information about the equipment’s specifications and to obtain a cost estimate. PUBLIC WORKS & WATER DPW- Lift Gates Lift gate attachments for various sizes of trucks that help reduce the exposure of lifting equipment. Tommy Gate G2 Series Cost: $2,000.00 https://www.tommygate.com Maxon Gate Lifts https://www.maxonlift.com/ Anthony Liftgates ALB Cost: Call for Quote: 800.482.0003 https://www.anthonyliftgates.com/Liftgates/Pickup-Van-Stake-Body Gorilla- Lift Cost: $200 https://www.gorilla-lift.com/gorillalift.php DPW- Manhole Cover Lifts Lifts and lift attachments for various sizes of manhole covers that help to reduce the exposure of lifting by allowing for easy and safe removal. Liquid Waste Industries T-Lift Manhole Cover Lifter Cost: $150 http://www.lwiinc.com/manhole-cover-lifter-t-lift/ Industrial Magnetics MCL3000W06 **Dolly ONLY Cost: $550 https://www.magnetics.com/product.asp?ProductID =7 US Saws ROBOTRON- 3 Magnets Cost: $785 https://www.ussaws.com/magnetic-lifting/break-and-take- magnets/break-n-take-systems/robotron.html US Saws Break ‘N Take- 4. Magnets Cost: $675 https://www.ussaws.com/magnetic-lifting/break-and-take- magnets/break-n-take-systems/break-n-take.html US Saws Curved Heavy Duty Collapsible Steel Dolly w/ 8” Hard Wheels & Heavy Duty Magnet Cost: $1,275 https://www.ussaws.com/magnetic-lifting/magnet-dolly- systems/magnet-dolly-kits/heavy-duty-dolly-heavy-duty-magnet.html Bigs Easy Lift w/ Small Wheels w/o AHP01 Cost: $600 http://www.bigseasylift.com/ Bigs Easy Lift w/ Large Wheels w/ LHE02 w/MAG02 Cost: $1,600 http://www.bigseasylift.com/ Pollard Water Magnetic Manhole Cover Lift System Cost: $1,000 https://www.pollardwater.com/pages_product/MCL6 60X2MagneticManholeCoverLifter.asp Rock Mills The Lifter Cost: $3,995 http://www.rockmillsent.com/the-lifter/ Page 109 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 2 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland DPW- Valve & Hydrant Exercisers Valve exercisers with torque controls that protect valves from costly damage due to use of excessive force and torque absorption that virtually eliminated worker injury and fatigue. Wachs Utility Products https://turnvalves.com/ Hurco Technologies SD800 Cost: $9,250 http://hurcotech.com/ Hurco Technologies SD400 Cost: $6,750 http://hurcotech.com/ Ohio Power Tool Valve Exerciser 98001 Cost: $6,900 https://www.ohiopowertool.com/p-4913-wheeler-rex-valvemaster- portable-valve-exerciser-98001.aspx Valve Boss Model 70 Cost: Call for Quote: 225.226.8668 http://www.valveboss.com/Valve_Products.html HydroVerge – Hydrant Buddy https://hydroverge.com/products/hydrant-buddy DPW- Lifts Lift table for small engine repairs that helps reduce the exposure of lifting equipment and awkward postures and lifts to transport loads and maneuvers work materials from a lowered position to an ergonomic height. Handy-Lift Electric Multi Lift Cost: $1,200 https://handy-lift.com/home Handy-Lift Manual Multi Lift Cost: $750 https://handy-lift.com/home Northern Tool Roughneck Hydraulic Table Cart Cost: $200 http://www.northerntool.com/ Northern Tool Vestil Hydra Lift Cost: $600 - $800 http://www.northerntool.com/ DPW- Lawn Mower & Motorcycle Jack Modified floor jacks or motorcycle jacks used to hold cutting edges. Lawn Mower Lifts (Pro-Lift, VOUNOT, MoJack, etc.) https://www.electronicshub.org/best-lawn-mower-lift/ https://www.grainger.com/product/PRO-LIFT-Lawn-Mower-Lift-500-lb- Lifting-54HH38 https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive/lifts-cranes- stands/motorcycle-atv-mower-lifts/mower.html Garage, Equipment, UTV/ATV, Motorcycle Lifts (Vivohome, RUTU, Big Red, APlusLift) https://gigawheels.com/best-utv-garage-lift/ https://www.huntorshred.com/post/utv-lift-kits DPW- Tire Step Tire step for stable access to elevated spot on vehicles, such as engines, preventing strains from over reaching, or overexertion. Lock n Climb https://truckingladders.com/ Hitch Mate TireStep Cost: $50 http://www.hitchmate.com/ Big Truck Tire Step Standard One-Step Cost: $170 https://www.bigtrucktirestep.com/ Page 110 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 3 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland DPW- Double Harness Ergonomically friendly double harness for holding trimmers, brush cutters, etc. to allow for better weight distribution and helping reduce operator fatigue. STIHL Double Shoulder Harness Cost: $25 https://www.stihlusa.com/products/trimmers-and- brushcutters/straps-and-harnesses/ STIHL Universal Double Shoulder Harness Cost: $65 https://www.stihlusa.com/products/trimmers-and- brushcutters/straps-and-harnesses/ DPW- Cutting Carts Cut off saw wheel adapters that offer improved handling and allow the saw to be pushed upright to avoid operator bending. STIHL Cutquik® Cart Cost: $370 https://www.stihlusa.com/products/cut-off-machines/cut-off- machine-accessories/machcart/ Husqvarna KV 760 Cost: $850 https://www.husqvarnacp.com/us/accessories/cuttin g-carts/ DPW- Picnic Table/Bleacher Transporter Using a designated picnic table/bleacher transporter or mower attachment that allows for single person operation and reduces lifting injuries. Indesco Picnic Table Transporter Cost: $525 http://www.indescoop.com/default.htm Indesco Bleacher Transporter Cost: $1,855 http://www.indescoop.com/default.htm Kay Park Recreation Jiffy Mover System Cost: $1,200 - $3,300 http://catalog.kaypark.com/viewitems/aluminum_ble achers_elevated_non-elevated/jiffy-mover-system-makes-bleachers- mobile DPW- Grave Digging Tools Tools/equipment used to prevent manual digging. STM BOKI Grave Digger Cost: Email for Quote: sales@st-mach.com http://www.st-mach.com/product-category/boki-grave-digger/ CAT 300.9 D Mini Hydraulic Excavator Cost: Call for Quote: 888.614.4328 http://www.cat.com/en_US/products/new/equipmen t /excavators/mini-excavators.html CAT 303.5 E CR Mini Hydraulic Excavator Cost: Call for Quote: 888.614.4328 http://www.cat.com/en_US/products/new/equipmen t/excavators/mini-excavators.html DPW- Asphalt Patch Mix Heater Equipment designed with hydraulics to ease operator use by lowering patch mix to a workable height, reducing shoulder and back injuries. Daigle Brothers Hot Patch Cost: Call for Quote: 715.453.4999 http://www.daiglebrothers.com/hotpatch.htm DPW- Brush Grappler Equipment designed with hydraulics to ease operator use by grappling material to hold and stabilize it, reducing the need for manual material handling. Toro Grapple Rake (22521) Cost: Call for Quote: 800.6541882 https://www.toro.com/en/rental/compact-utility- attachments/grapple-rake-22521 Land Pride SGC0548 Claw Grapples Cost: Call for Quote: 785.823.3275 https://www.landpride.com/products/592/sgc0548-claw-grapples Land Pride SGS15 Skeleton Grapples Cost: Call for Quote: 785.823.3275 https://www.landpride.com/products/421/sgs15-series-skeleton- grapples Work Zone / Traffic Control Devices (Signs, Flashers, Cones, Barrels, Barricades, Work Zone PPE, etc.) Barricade Flasher https://www.barricadeflasher.com/ Traffic Safety Warehouse https://www.trafficsafetywarehouse.com/ Confined Space (Access Systems, Gas Meters, etc) Grainger https://www.grainger.com/ MSA https://us.msasafety.com/ Page 111 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 4 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland Fall Protection (Harnesses, Fall arrest, etc.) 3M https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/fall-protection- us/products/harnesses/ Fall Protection Pros https://www.fallprotectionpros.com/ Personal Protective Equipment Thomasnet https://www.thomasnet.com/ Sign Pullers & Skid Steer Attachments Sign Pullers JackJaw® Construction Accessories Inc. POLICE DEPARTMENT PD- Combative Individuals Contact your radio/communication technology supplier for information about integration and compatibility with your current systems. The Wrap www.CommandSourcing.com PD- Body Cameras Contact your radio/communication technology supplier for information about integration and compatibility with your current systems. Various Suppliers based on technology requirements. Contact the individual vendor to review technical specs and for a quote. https://www.police1.com/police-products/body-cameras/ PD – Tactical / Utility / Ballistic Equipment Various types of tactical gear, equipment, and accessories which protect officers during the course of their duties. Vests, Body Armor, Front & Rear Trauma Plates, helmets, shields, and related equipment & gear. Various Suppliers of your choice. Medical Gear and go-bags such as quick-clot trauma dressings and tourniquets. Various suppliers of your choice. Barska Loaded Gear VX-100 Tactical Vest Cost: $110 http://www.lapolicegear.com/barska-bi12016-vx-100.html Blackhawk Urban Assault Tactical Vest Cost: $110 https://www.copsplus.com/blackhawk-urban-assault-tactical-vest GH Armour Systems Tactical Outer Custom Carrier Cost: $170 https://www.copsplus.com/gh-armor-systems-toc-tactical-outer- custom-carrier Boston Leather Police Suspenders Cost: $50 https://www.copsplus.com/boston-leather-leather-police-suspenders High Speed Gear Low Drag Suspenders Cost: $40 https://www.copsplus.com/high-speed-gear-high-speed-low-drag- suspenders PD – Other Equipment Options Other equipment based on your specific needs. May include such things as: Safety Vests, Wearable Safety Lights, Traffic cones, etc. Various Suppliers of your choice. LifeVac https://lifevac.net The Wrap restraint system https://www.saferestraints.com/the-wrap-safety-restraint Page 112 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 5 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland FIRE DEPARTMENT / EMS FD/EMS- Patient Lifting Devices Patient cots, power loaders, and stair chairs that reduce patient lifting exposure and injuries to the caregiver and patient. Stryker Powered System https://www.stryker.com/us/en/portfolios/medical-surgical- equipment/emergency-patient-transport.html Stryker Stair-PRO https://ems.stryker.com/en Ferno POWERFlexx+® Powered Cot https://ferno.com/us Ferno EZ-Glide ® Evacuation Stair Chair http://www.fernoems.com/products/ambulance-cots/cots FD/EMS – Patient Transfer, Transport Devices (Equipment used in confined & inaccessible areas) Doty Belt Patient Handling Kit Pro & Products Patient Handling Kit | Doty Belt Binder Patient Handling & Transfer Products www.phaseintl.com Binder Lift 2.0 **15% exclusive discount for League-insured members** https://www.phaseintl.com/binder-lift Binder Transfer **15% exclusive discount for League-insured members** https://www.phaseintl.com/binder-transfer IndeeLift Assist https://indeelift.com/product/human-floor-lift-ems/ Raizer Lift Assist https://raizer.us/ https://kohllsrx.com/home-medical-equipment/lifts-assists/liftup- products/raizer/ MegaMover Transport https://www.life-assist.com/products/details/939/graham- megamover-transport-units/ MegaMover Transport Chair https://www.life-assist.com/products/details/1446/graham- megamover-transport-chair/ TitanPC https://www.life-assist.com/products/details/2189/taylor-titanpc-soft- stretcher/ Titan Chair https://www.life-assist.com/products/details/2287/taylor-titanchair/ FD/EMS - Chest Compression Devices LUCAS – Chest Compression System https://www.stryker.com/us/en/emergency-care/products/lucas- 3.html Lifeline https://www.defibtech.com/products/lifeline-arm-acc/ Thermal Imaging Cameras FLIR – K1 https://www.flir.com/products/k1/?vertical=public+safety&segment=s olutions FLIR – K2 https://www.flir.com/products/k2/?vertical=public+safety&segment=s olutions Fire Hose Rollers RollnRack https://www.rollnrack.com/product/power-roller/ Page 113 of 121 LC-2014a Rev. 05/23 Page | 6 UnitedHeartland.com 1-800-258-2667 Our safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are made solely to assist your organization in reducing hazards and the potential of hazards and accidents. These recommendations were developed from conditions observed and information provided at the time of our visit. They do not attempt to identify every possible loss potential, hazard or risk, nor do they guarantee that workplace accidents will be prevented. These safety evaluations, reports and recommendations are not a substitute for ongoing, well-researched internal safety and risk management programs. This report does not warrant that the property inspected and its operations are compliant with any law, rule or regulation. United Heartland is the marketing name for United Wisconsin Insurance Company, a member of AF Group. All policies are underwritten by a licensed insurer subsidiary of AF Group. Administered by United Heartland Other EMS Equipment (Various other type of equipment based on your specific needs. Examples would include safety vests, wearable safety lights, traffic cones, pocket masks, overdose meds, etc.) Rip-away safety vests https://fireninja.com/shop/ols/products/ultrabright -red-fire- public-safety-vest-ltr-red-fr-pbl1 Traffic cones, collapsible and non-collapsible https://www.trafficsafetystore.com/traffic-cones/28-inch- economy-cones#CE28RC64 Wearable Safety Lights https://www.guardianangeldevices.com/p/white-red-wearable-safety- light-/ FD/EMS- Other Types of Patient Lifts (More common for use in Nursing Homes / Long Term Care Facilities) Camel Lift https://mangarhealth.com/us/store/product/safe-patient- lifting/camel-lifting-cushion/ Elk Lift https://mangarhealth.com/us/store/product/safe-patient-lifting/elk- lifting-cushion/ HoverTech https://hovermatt.com/products/hoverjack-air-patient-lift/ GENERAL MUNICIPALITY / ADMINISTRATION FACILITIES General AED https://www.aed.com/ https://www.cardiopartners.com/ *The following is a list of equipment that can assist in reducing injury exposure potential for employees who perform various job tasks. This is not an all-encompassing list. There are multiple vendors, and we do not recommend any specific vendor. This list is designed to inform you of the various products and options available on the marketplace. **The below prices are subject to change and reflect the manufacturers’ suggested retail price. Certain vendors may offer special rates or discounted pricing to League Insurance or United Heartland Policy Holders. Contact your local sales representative for further information. Page 114 of 121 MEMORANDUM To: Comptroller From: John Peters, Fire Chief( Date: 5.22.26 Re: Credit Account - 48510-Fire Dept. Donations Find included check #1668 from Lake Geneva Jaycees Inc, in the amount of $4500.00. The monies should be applied to Account 11-22-00-48510 as a Fire Department donation. Page 115 of 121 Page 116 of 121 Page 117 of 121 Page 118 of 121 Page 119 of 121 Page 120 of 121 Page 121 of 121