By Stephen Kloosterman
Muskegon Chronicle
WHITEHALL, Mich. — Officials on Monday openly discussed the dissolution of the White Lake Ambulance Authority after a week of analysis showed its debts were larger than previously thought.
The seven-member board that controls the authority voted unanimously to send its attorney to the drawing board for a proposed amendment of its articles of incorporation that would make dissolution orderly.
The White Lake Ambulance Authority, which is partly supported by a 0.55-mill property tax on the seven communities it serves, provides emergency medical treatment and transport to a coverage area of nearly 18,000 residents of northwestern Muskegon County.
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