South West Teller County Emergency Medical Services

South West Teller County Emergency Medical Services Since being established in 1992, South West Teller County Emergency Medical Services has been known for its unparalleled commitment to customer satisfaction.

🚑 CPR / First Aid / Stop the Bleed Training📅 February 28⏰ 12:00–4:00 PM📍 700 N A St, Cripple Creek, COLearn CPR & AED, b...
02/05/2026

🚑 CPR / First Aid / Stop the Bleed Training
📅 February 28
⏰ 12:00–4:00 PM
📍 700 N A St, Cripple Creek, CO
Learn CPR & AED, basic first aid, and bleeding control skills that can save lives.
Register by emailing Chris Martin: (chris.martin@swtcems.org)
Include your name, mailing address, phone number, and email.
Spots are limited!

02/04/2026

⚠️ PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT – TELLER COUNTY ⚠️
The Southern Teller County Health Services District and SWTCEMS want to remind residents and visitors about the risks of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, especially during cold weather.
⚠️ CO Safety Reminders:
• Never run vehicles, generators, or grills inside homes, garages, or near open windows
• Ensure vents and flues are clear of snow and debris
• Use space heaters only as directed and keep them away from flammable items
• Make sure carbon monoxide detectors are installed and working on every level of your home
🚑 Symptoms of CO exposure may include headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion, or shortness of breath.
If you suspect carbon monoxide exposure, get outside immediately and call 911.
A few simple precautions can save lives. Thank you for helping keep Teller County safe this winter. 🏔️
— Southern Teller County Health Services District
— SWTCEMS

This flyer invites residents who use home oxygen or oxygen-dependent medical equipment to participate in an anonymous co...
01/29/2026

This flyer invites residents who use home oxygen or oxygen-dependent medical equipment to participate in an anonymous community survey.

This flyer is a preparedness guide for residents who rely on home oxygen or medical equipment, especially during power o...
01/29/2026

This flyer is a preparedness guide for residents who rely on home oxygen or medical equipment, especially during power outages, storms, or wildfires.

01/06/2026

⚠️PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT – MOUNTAIN LION ACTIVITY⚠️

The Southern Teller County Health Services District and SWTCEMS want to remind residents and visitors to stay alert due to recent mountain lion activity.

• Keep children and pets close
• Avoid walking alone at dawn or dusk
• Do not approach wildlife
• Secure attractants around your home

If you encounter a mountain lion: do not run, maintain eye contact, make yourself look larger, and back away slowly.

🚑 Call 911 for immediate danger.
📞 Report non-emergency sightings to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (303-297-1192).

Stay aware. Stay safe.

🎄🚑 Sheltering from the wind while we wait to move Toys for Tots! Even in the cold, the holiday spirit is strong. 🎁❄️Prou...
12/19/2025

🎄🚑 Sheltering from the wind while we wait to move Toys for Tots! Even in the cold, the holiday spirit is strong. 🎁❄️

Proud to support our community! ❤️

12/14/2025

🎄✨ CHRISTMAS PARADE THANK YOU! ✨🎄

The Southern Teller County Health Services District and SWTCEMS had an amazing time being part of this year’s Christmas Parade! Seeing our community come together with smiles, holiday spirit, and festive cheer truly made the season bright. 🎅🚑

A huge thank you to the parade organizers, volunteers, local businesses, and everyone who came out to support the event — your enthusiasm and community pride are what make Cripple Creek such a special place to serve.

We’re proud to stand alongside our neighbors not only in times of emergency, but also during moments of celebration and joy. From all of us at SWTCEMS and the Southern Teller County Health Services District, we wish you a safe, healthy, and happy holiday season! ❤️🏔️

🎁 Please remember: celebrate responsibly, stay warm, and look out for one another.

11/18/2025

🚑 CRIPPLE CREEK HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT PUBLIC HEALTH ALERT



🚨 HAND, FOOT & MOUTH DISEASE ON THE RISE
TELLER COUNTY — PLEASE STAY AWARE



🌡️ WHAT’S HAPPENING?
Several new cases have been reported in local schools and childcare settings. This illness spreads quickly — especially among young children.



🔍 WHAT TO WATCH FOR
• Fever or sore throat
• Painful blisters or mouth sores
• Rash on hands, feet, or around the mouth
• Decreased appetite or fussiness in kids



🛡️ HOW TO PROTECT YOUR FAMILY
✔ Wash hands often (20 seconds with soap!)
✔ Clean and disinfect surfaces & toys daily
✔ Avoid sharing cups, utensils, and snacks
✔ Keep sick kids home until they’re symptom-free
✔ Encourage good cough & sneeze hygiene



👩‍⚕️ WHEN TO CONTACT A PROVIDER
• Worsening symptoms
• Signs of dehydration
• Infants or older adults showing symptoms
• Concerns about pain, fever, or eating



💛 COMMUNITY HEALTH IS A TEAM EFFORT
Thank you for helping keep Cripple Creek healthy, safe, and strong.

🏔️ Cripple Creek Health Service District

We are hosting a blood drive today until 3:00 pm at 700 North A Street in Cripple Creek. Come on out.
09/05/2025

We are hosting a blood drive today until 3:00 pm at 700 North A Street in Cripple Creek. Come on out.

🚑❤️ Community Partnership ❤️🚑This week, our EMS agency was proud to donate a storage shed to the City of Cripple Creek. ...
08/28/2025

🚑❤️ Community Partnership ❤️🚑

This week, our EMS agency was proud to donate a storage shed to the City of Cripple Creek. The shed has now found a new home at Adventure Park, where it will be put to good use for the community.

We’re excited to share that one more shed will soon be donated as well—continuing our commitment to giving back to the city we serve.

We’re grateful for the strong partnership between our agency and the City of Cripple Creek, and we look forward to supporting more community projects in the future.

Farewell to Our Station Cat 🐾Today, we say goodbye to a very special member of our EMS family. Our beloved station cat h...
08/28/2025

Farewell to Our Station Cat 🐾

Today, we say goodbye to a very special member of our EMS family. Our beloved station cat has been a source of comfort, companionship, and joy for everyone who has walked through our doors. From greeting crews after long shifts to keeping watch during quiet nights, she truly became part of who we are.

As she enters her final days, she will be leaving the station to be lovingly cared for by Jo Ann, who is giving her the peace and comfort she deserves. While we will deeply miss her presence at the station, we are grateful for the memories and the many little moments of happiness she brought us all.

Thank you for being part of our family. You’ll always be remembered with love. ❤️🐾

🚑 Paramedic Graduation Announcement 🚑We are proud to recognize Anthony Michael Benavidez on his successful graduation fr...
08/26/2025

🚑 Paramedic Graduation Announcement 🚑
We are proud to recognize Anthony Michael Benavidez on his successful graduation from the St. Anthony Hospital Institute of Emergency Medical Training Paramedic Program.
Becoming a Paramedic requires extensive education, rigorous training, and a strong commitment to patient care. Anthony has demonstrated perseverance and dedication throughout this journey, and this milestone marks an important step in his service to our community.
Please join us in congratulating Anthony on this outstanding achievement and in wishing him continued success in his career as a Paramedic. 👏

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700 N A Street
Cripple Creek, CO
80813

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