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02/20/2026

Hear from Brian Chrisman. He's our LCAD Board Vice President, the Marceline Fire Chief, and a local business owner! Brian understands that fairness for hometown shops and safety for our families go hand in hand.
The proposed Use Tax ensures that large out-of-state or online sellers collect the same sales tax that local merchants are already collecting. This creates a level playing field for our community while keeping our ambulances running and crews highly trained for emergencies.

02/19/2026

Did you know? When you shop local, sales tax stays here to fund services. When you shop online without a Use Tax, that funding disappears. This proposal ensures that as shopping habits change, funding for your ambulance service remains stable.

02/17/2026

Why should an online warehouse three states away pay less toward our safety than a shop on Main Street? The Use Tax ensures that out-of-state purchases contribute to our local emergency services, just like local purchases do. It keeps tax dollars right here in Linn County.

02/13/2026

From Bear Branch to Fountain Grove, and everywhere in between, the Linn County Ambulance District is here for you. We cover a large area, and our goal is to reach every resident quickly when an emergency happens. Fair funding helps us keep ambulances ready in every corner of the county.

02/11/2026

What is a Use Tax? It sounds complicated, but it is actually simple. A Use Tax is the same rate as the local sales tax, but it applies to goods bought online or from out of state. Right now, local shops like those in Brookfield and Marceline collect sales tax to help our community. Many big online stores do not.
Linn County Ambulance District is proposing a Use Tax in the April election to close this gap. It ensures everyone plays by the same rules while funding the lifesaving care you rely on.
Share this to help your neighbors understand the facts!

12/31/2025

🎆 New Year’s Eve at LCAD Training Center 🎆

As we close out 2025 and step into 2026, we want to take a moment to say thank you.

Thank you to our EMTs, Paramedics, students, instructors, and partner agencies who continue to show up, learn, teach, and serve—day in and day out. This past year was filled with growth, hard work, late nights, and a shared commitment to doing things the right way for our patients and our communities.

As the clock turns tonight, we look ahead to 2026 with excitement:
• More training
• More opportunities
• More teamwork
• Continued focus on excellence in EMS education

However you’re ringing in the New Year—on shift, at home, or somewhere in between—stay safe, take care of one another, and know that what you do truly matters.

Here’s to a strong start in 2026.
Happy New Year from all of us at LCAD Training Center

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from the LCAD Training Center 🎄

As we reflect on this season, we want to thank our EMS providers, students, instructors, and community partners for the dedication and service you show every day. Your commitment to learning, growth, and patient care truly makes a difference.

May your holidays be filled with peace, rest, and time with those who matter most. Stay safe, enjoy the season, and we look forward to training together in the year ahead.

🎁🚑✨
— LCAD Training Center

11/11/2025

Thank you to all that are serving or have served this country and to their families for the sacrifices made while your loved ones serve or served.

10/28/2025

Today is First Responder Recognition Day.
To our EMTs and paramedics, our 911 dispatch partners, law enforcement, firefighters, and hospital teams—thank you. Your courage, skill, and compassion save lives here in Linn County every day.
At the LCAD Training Center, we’re proud to equip our first responders with the education and hands-on training they need to serve safely and well. To the families who stand behind them—your support matters more than you know.
If a first responder has made a difference in your life, drop a note of thanks below or give them a wave when you see them. We appreciate you—today and every day.

09/25/2025

🚑✨ Ever wondered what it’s really like to be part of an EMS team? ✨🚑

At Linn County Ambulance District, every shift brings something new—whether it’s helping a patient in need, mentoring future EMTs and Paramedics, or working side-by-side with our community partners.

We don’t just answer 911 calls—we train, prepare, and serve with heart. ❤️💪

👉 Question for you: If you could ride along with us for a day, what part of EMS do you think you’d find the most interesting?
• 🚨 The adrenaline of responding to emergencies
• 🩺 The medical skills and training in action
• 🤝 The teamwork and camaraderie

Drop your answer in the comments ⬇️—and if you’ve ever thought about joining the EMS family, keep an eye out 👀 for upcoming training opportunities right here at LCAD!

08/28/2025

Start your EMS journey with Linn County Ambulance District.
We have EMT classes starting this October, and over the past two years more than 10 students have successfully completed the program and earned their EMT license. Several are now advancing into Paramedic training through our partnership with the ACADemy.

Contact us today to learn more and get signed up. Seats are limited and fill quickly.

Please share this post with anyone who may be interested in joining the EMS profession. Together, we are building the next generation of providers.

07/28/2025

🚨 Your Future in EMS Starts THIS October! 🚨
Linn County Ambulance District is now enrolling for our Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B) Course starting October 2025 – March 2026!

🔹 Fast-Track Your Career in just a few months
🔹 Hands-On Training that prepares you for real emergencies
🔹 All-Inclusive Tuition: $1,599 (includes books, CPR, and enrollment!)
🔹 Open to anyone 18+ with a high school diploma or GED

⏱️ When seconds count, will you be ready to make a difference?

Become an EMT. Be the difference your community needs. 💪
📞 Call us at (660) 258-2262
📧 trainingcenter@lcadems.com
📍 Linn County Ambulance District | Brookfield, MO

👉 Tag a friend who would make a great EMT and share this opportunity!

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28600 Highway 11
Brookfield, MO
64628

Telephone

+16602582262

Website

http://www.lcadems.com/

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