Montana § 7-34-103 Manner Of Providing Ambulance Service

Montana Statutes

§ 7-34-103 — Manner Of Providing Ambulance Service

Montana § 7-34-103

Title 7LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 34MEDICAL SERVICES AND BOARDING HOMES FOR THE AGED

Part 1Ambulance Services

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Mont. Code Ann. § 7-34-103 (2026).

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7-34-103 . Manner of providing ambulance service.

(1)If a county, city, or town establishes or maintains ambulance service, acting through its governing board it:

(a)may operate the ambulance service itself or contract for ambulance service;

(b)may buy, rent, lease, or otherwise contract for vehicles, equipment, facilities, operators, or attendants;

(c)may sell ambulance service insurance or contract with a third-party entity to sell ambulance service insurance to persons who use the ambulance service that covers the cost of the ambulance service that is not otherwise covered;

(d)may adopt rules and establish fees or charges for the furnishing of an ambulance service; and

(e)shall, if the service does not provide workers' compensation coverage, annually notify the service's volunteer

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7-34-103 . Manner of providing ambulance service. (1) If a county, city, or town establishes or maintains ambulance service, acting through its governing board it:
(a) may operate the ambulance service itself or contract for ambulance service;
(b) may buy, rent, lease, or otherwise contract for vehicles, equipment, facilities, operators, or attendants;
(c) may sell ambulance service insurance or contract with a third-party entity to sell ambulance service insurance to persons who use the ambulance service that covers the cost of the ambulance service that is not otherwise covered;
(d) may adopt rules and establish fees or charges for the furnishing of an ambulance service; and
(e) shall, if the service does not provide workers' compensation coverage, annually notify the service's volunteer emergency care providers that coverage is not provided.
(2) A county, city, or town that directly sells ambulance service insurance or that remains liable for the financial risk pursuant to insurance sold by a third party under contract with the county, city, or town is exempt from Title 33, except for the provisions provided in 33-18-201 and 33-18-242 .