ID H0206

Transfers emergency medical services (EMS) administration from the Department of Health and Welfare to the Idaho Military Division, with transfer to be completed by July 1, 2025

Creates the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency Council within the Military Division to oversee a voluntary statewide system for trauma, stroke, and heart attack facilities, with 11 governor-appointed members serving 4-year terms

Establishes two new funds: the Emergency Medical Services Fund and the Emergency Medical Services Vehicle and Equipment Grant Fund, consolidating existing EMS funds and providing grants to nonprofit and governmental EMS agencies for vehicles, equipment, training, and operational costs

Requires counties accepting sustainability grants to ensure emergency medical services are reasonably available throughout the county and to submit approved plans for coordinating 911 response coverage

Sets EMS rulemaking authority to sunset on July 1, 2027, requiring the Military Division to propose codification of necessary provisions from administrative rules before that date