Kit Carson County Ambulance Service

09/04/2025

We need you! Your community needs you! Any questions, please give us a call or email. Looking forward to another amazing class starting in October. All questions can be answered by Shane Dixon or Heather Morris.

08/29/2025

KIT CARSON COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE FULL TIME POSITION

Kit Carson County Ambulance Service has a full-time position open for an EMT/AEMT/Paramedic, based out of the Burlington and Stratton Stations. This will be based on a rotating schedule. Individual will also be required to take patient transfers as needed with other members of the team. 40 hour work week plus on-call shifts required, which will include some nights, weekends, and holidays. Compensation is $16.08-$31.68 per hour depending on qualifications and includes insurance, vacation/sick leave, uniforms, & continuing education.

Please direct questions to Heather Morris at (970) 466-2077 or heather.morris@kitcarsoncounty.org KCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All employment with Kit Carson County is subject to drug and alcohol testing.

Applications may be printed at link above or picked up at the Board of County Commissioners Office in the Kit Carson County Courthouse in Burlington, CO.

08/12/2025

Continued prayers for all involved

08/04/2025

Please slow down and take the time to really look! We want you all safe!!

07/31/2025

🚨 Did you know? Our EMS, Fire Dept 🚒, and State Patrol 🚓 will be at National Night Out! Bring the family to meet your local heroes Tuesday, August 5th at Parmer Park 6pm-8pm! 💙

Kit Carson County Ambulance Service

07/04/2025

Celebrate America! Stay safe also from our family to yours!!

06/25/2025

Please Join us on June 28th for our annual Back the Blue Event. The carnival will be up and running for the event. Instead of charging for the carnival we will be doing a food drive and are asking for voluntary canned food donations instead.

We look forward to seeing everyone

06/20/2025

This happens so fast! Stay safe!!

The first heat wave of the season is expected on Friday, Saturday and Sunday (June 20-22, 2025). Heat is the leading weather-related killer in the United States, resulting in hundreds of fatalities each year.

During hot and humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged in ways you may not expect. When your body heats too rapidly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through dehydration or sweating, you may experience a heat-related illness. Stay Weather-Ready by learning the symptoms of excessive heat exposure and the appropriate responses.

While fuels are not conducive to explosive fire growth, hot temperatures, breezy southwest winds and low humidity will create challenging conditions for first responders, should any fires develop.

06/03/2025

🚧Necessary travel only!🚧

South of Stratton, the detour around the Road 30 project is getting real damage from the large amounts of rain. Please help us out and use a different route if possible.

05/26/2025

Thank you all!!