Austin County Emergency Medical Service

Austin County Emergency Medical Service To promote the health and wellness of all citizens of Austin County. **ACEMS Official Page**

Austin County Emergency Medical Service is a branch of the Austin County Government and the sole 911 Provider to the Citizens and Visitors within our Communities. We cover 663 square miles of Austin County and serve a population of approximately 25, 000. We are fully staffed with 7 Frayser Ambulances, 1 Paramedic Response Vehicle, and 1 Paramedic Supervisor.

Thank you for having us!
02/14/2026

Thank you for having us!

02/06/2026

This evening East Bernard EMS responded to a structure fire on Sycamore Circle in the Bernard Timbers area. Two occupants were rescued by fire fighters from inside the burning structure. One of the occupants was transported by ground to an area hospital and the other was taken by Life Flight. Both occupants are in stable condition.

Responding agencies were East Bernard EMS (2 ambulances and a supervisor), Wharton EMS (1 ambulance and a supervisor), Austin County EMS, Memorial Hermann Life Flight, East Bernard VFD, Hungerford VFD, Beasley FD, Wallis VFD, Eagle Lake VFD and Wharton County Sheriffs Office.

An outstading job was done by East Bernard VFD, EBEMS and bystanders in locating, getting access to and rescuing the occupants!!!

A special thanks to Wharton PD Distatch for all their amazing work!

02/02/2026
It’s true, we are! Thank you Bellville Chamber of Commerce!
02/01/2026

It’s true, we are! Thank you Bellville Chamber of Commerce!

❄️ WINTER WEATHER SAFETY REMINDER🚨As most of you know, there will be some below freezing temperatures and wet weather co...
01/24/2026

❄️ WINTER WEATHER SAFETY REMINDER

🚨As most of you know, there will be some below freezing temperatures and wet weather coming late this weekend. Here are some reminders and things to think about to stay safe, and to stay warm!

🧤 For the People

Dress in layers and limit time outdoors

Check on elderly neighbors, children, and those with medical needs

Know the signs of hypothermia: shivering, confusion, slurred speech.



Remember to bring pets inside to provide warm environment.

Cover or bring in plants

Drip faucets and insulate exposed pipes



If you or a loved one uses oxygen, ventilators, or medical devices:

Ensure backup power or batteries

Have a plan if power is lost

Keep emergency contacts accessible



TRAVEL

Avoid driving if roads are icy

Bridges and overpasses freeze first

Stay home if possible



CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING

Symptoms include:

Headache
Dizziness
Nausea or vomiting
Confusion or drowsiness

Never use indoors:
Generators
Grills or propane heaters
Vehicles running in garages

➡️ If CO exposure is suspected, get fresh air immediately and call 911



🚑 CALL 911 FOR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES ONLY

Help keep all of our first responders as safe as they can be and help keep emergency resources available for those who need them most.



❤️ Austin County EMS

Proudly serving our community. Stay safe. Stay warm.

Check it out! And yes, you’ll see our crews here too! 😉
01/12/2026

Check it out! And yes, you’ll see our crews here too! 😉

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.Yesterday, while our crews remained in service responding to calls and sup...
11/28/2025

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Yesterday, while our crews remained in service responding to calls and supporting the community, the Blackmon Family generously provided a full Thanksgiving meal for our on-duty teams. Their kindness gave our medics a sense of home while they were away from their own families.

To the Blackmon Family, thank you for thinking of us and taking care of our people.
To our crews, thank you for your commitment and professionalism, even on the holidays.
To our community, thank you for your continued trust and support.

We are grateful for the opportunity to serve you yesterday, today, and every day!

🚨 Big week here at Austin County EMS! 🚨The stakes are high, the pressure is on, and emotions are running strong as our t...
11/06/2025

🚨 Big week here at Austin County EMS! 🚨

The stakes are high, the pressure is on, and emotions are running strong as our team tests for Lieutenant (Field Training Officer) positions.

Becoming an LT at ACEMS isn’t just a title. It’s a responsibility. These are the people trusted to shape new providers, uphold our clinical standards, and be the first source of guidance when things get tough. They’re the ones expected to know the answers, set the tone, and carry the mission forward for the citizens of Austin County.

The process includes:
✅ Written exam
✅ Scenario evaluation, graded by ACEMS and outside agencies to keep things fair
✅ Final interview with Chief Walter Morrow and Assistant Chief Rhonda Ritchey

Only those who pass each phase will earn the privilege of leading the next generation of EMS professionals.

To every candidate stepping up: good luck. Your effort and commitment already speak volumes.

And a big thank you to the leaders who helped us make this process stronger:

👏 Fayette County Emergency Medical Services Assistant Chief Gary Daniels
👏 Montgomery County Hospital District Emergency Preparedness Manager Jason Gutierrez
👏 Colorado County EMS Assistant Chief Marti Kalmbach

Your support for EMS extends far beyond your own jurisdictions, and we appreciate it!

Address

800 E Wendt Street
Bellville, TX
77418

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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