The debate over providing ambulance service in the mountain community of Pine Mountain Club goes back before the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.

It's a story Eyewitness News has been investigating for several months.

For years, Pine Mountain residents have complained about getting better emergency response. They want paramedics, especially fire fighter paramedics.

A new report by the Director of Emergency Services Department says having paramedics in Pine Mountain could benefit patients a few times a year.

If residents to tax themselves for this service, it would cost between $50 dollars to $150 dollars a year.

Any assessment like that would need approval by two-thirds of the voters in Pine Mountain Club. The issue is scheduled to go before the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.