Dodge Center Ambulance

Dodge Center Ambulance Dodge Center Ambulance strives to provide high quality, reliable, and sustainable service to our communities.
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The Dodge Center Ambulance Service began operations in August of 1974. With a dedicated staff of full-time, part-time, and paid-on-call, the service continues to thrive today. Our mission to provide a vital public safety service has not changed, though our technology and equipment have. Staffing & Equipment
The Dodge Center Ambulance Service operates two Advanced Life Support (ALS) capable ambulan

ces and 1 Quick Response Vehicle (QRV). All emergency vehicles are equipped with LIFEPAK 15’s, Lucas Devices, Video Laryngoscopes, Stryker Power-Load Cots, and much more! We are a part-time ALS, all 911 emergency ambulance service. We have a staff of EMR’s, EMT’s, Paramedics, and RN’s. The service is maintained by an Ambulance Director, an Assistant Director/Training Coordinator, 3 Full time EMT's/Paramedics, 1 part-time Paramedic, and numerous paid-on-call staff. Service Area
Our Primary Service Area (PSA) covers over 14,000 residents in Dodge County including the cities of Dodge Center, Kasson, Mantorville, and Claremont. In 2021, we responded to over 1,100 emergency calls for service. We provide ALS mutual aid with other nearby ambulance services. When responding to emergencies, we work closely with the Dodge Center Fire Department, Kasson Fire Department, Mantorville Fire Department, and the Claremont Fire Department, as they serve as first responders to medical and traumatic emergencies. In addition, we have an outstanding working relationship with the Dodge County Sheriff’s office, their deputies and dispatchers. In the City of Kasson, we enjoy a great working relationship with the Kasson Police Department and their officers as well.

Happy Memorial Day from all of us at Dodge Center Ambulance. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day from all of us at Dodge Center Ambulance. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

Stronger together 💙
05/23/2026

Stronger together 💙

This week, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated EMS professionals serving our communities during National EMS Week 2026.

Since 1974, National EMS Week has honored the EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and emergency medical personnel who answer the call at all hours — providing lifesaving care, comfort, and hope during some of life’s most critical moments.

This year’s theme, “Improving Outcomes, Together,” highlights the strong partnerships between EMS, 911 dispatchers, law enforcement, fire departments, hospitals, and public health agencies — all working together to protect and serve our communities.

Thank you to the members of Dodge Center Ambulance Service, Hayfield Ambulance Service, and West Concord Ambulance Service for your professionalism, compassion, dedication, and countless sacrifices.

On behalf of the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office — thank you for always being there when our communities need you most. 🚑🤍

Your Sheriff,

Scott

Thank you Dodge Center Public Library for having us! 💙
05/19/2026

Thank you Dodge Center Public Library for having us! 💙

This past Sunday, we kicked off EMS Week by celebrating our incredible crew with a cookout! 🚑🌭We took time to recognize ...
05/19/2026

This past Sunday, we kicked off EMS Week by celebrating our incredible crew with a cookout! 🚑🌭

We took time to recognize and celebrate all of their hard work, dedication, and accomplishments. Thank you to each and every one of our members for the countless hours you give to serving our community. We are proud to have such an amazing team providing care 24/7! 💙

Happy EMS Week! 🚑💙This week, we celebrate and recognize the incredible dedication of EMS professionals everywhere who an...
05/17/2026

Happy EMS Week! 🚑💙

This week, we celebrate and recognize the incredible dedication of EMS professionals everywhere who answer the call 24/7 to care for their communities.

Our crew is proud to serve this community every single day. We are grateful for the support from our residents, neighboring agencies, dispatchers, firefighters, law enforcement, hospital staff, and all of our healthcare partners who help make what we do possible.

Thank you to our EMTs, paramedics, EMRs, first responders, and volunteers for your compassion, sacrifice, and commitment to helping others.

Join us this week in celebrating EMS Week 2026! 💛

Here are the monthly statistics for March and April! The past couple of months have been especially busy for our crews, ...
05/03/2026

Here are the monthly statistics for March and April! The past couple of months have been especially busy for our crews, and we’re proud to continue serving our community 24/7, day and night. Thank you for trusting us to be there when you need it most. 🚑

Thank you Hy-Vee Kasson for the treats today!
04/28/2026

Thank you Hy-Vee Kasson for the treats today!

As they say, it takes a village. An outstanding team response to a very dynamic and dangerous situation. Proud to be p...
04/23/2026

As they say, it takes a village. An outstanding team response to a very dynamic and dangerous situation. Proud to be part of this great community.

RURAL WEST CONCORD FIRE - THANK YOU TO ALL AGENCIES WHO RESPONDED

At approximately 11:42 a.m. on April 22, Dodge County Dispatch received a report of a shed fire at a rural property near West Concord.

When deputies arrived, one structure was already heavily involved, and a nearby barn had caught fire. Due to strong winds, the fire quickly spread to multiple buildings—including a hay shed, silos, outbuildings—and into a nearby tree line.

The homeowner reported burning a wood pile the night before. While it appeared extinguished, winds likely reignited embers, causing the fire to spread.

Multiple fire departments from across the region responded, along with EMS, law enforcement, and state agencies. Their coordinated efforts were critical in bringing this fast-moving fire under control.

No injuries to the homeowners were reported. One firefighter was treated on scene for shortness of breath. Crews were on scene for approximately 7 hours, with a brief return later in the evening for a small rekindle.

Fire Safety Reminder: Even when a fire appears completely out, hot spots can remain for hours—or even days. With dry conditions and increasing winds, those embers can quickly reignite and spread.
If you choose to burn, make sure fires are fully extinguished, never leave them unattended, and always be mindful of weather conditions. When in doubt—don’t burn.

A sincere thank you to all agencies who responded. This was a large, fast-moving incident that required a coordinated, multi-agency effort. The largest fire response we've had here in many years. Fire departments, EMS, law enforcement, and state partners worked side-by-side for hours to protect lives and property. Please know your professionalism, teamwork, and commitment to our communities do not go unnoticed.

Thank you to everyone who helped today:

Fire Departments:
West Concord Fire
Mantorville Fire
Pine Island Fire
Dodge Center Fire
Kasson Fire
Byron Fire
Rochester Fire
Claremont Fire
Zumbrota Fire
Wanamingo Fire

Emergency Medical Services:
West Concord Ambulance
Dodge Center Ambulance
Zumbrota Ambulance
Mayo Clinic Ambulance

Law Enforcement and State Agencies:
Minnesota State Patrol
Minnesota State Duty Officer
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
State Fire Marshal’s Office

Your Sheriff,

Scott

🚑 Hot off the press! 🚑We’re excited to announce that we will be hosting a Summer EMR Course!Are you interested in a care...
04/17/2026

🚑 Hot off the press! 🚑

We’re excited to announce that we will be hosting a Summer EMR Course!

Are you interested in a career in healthcare but not sure where to start? This is the perfect opportunity to take that first step. Our entry-level Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course is designed for beginners, no prerequisites required!

Whether you’re exploring a future in emergency services or simply want to gain lifesaving skills, this course is a great place to begin.

April 12–18 is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week 📞This week, we recognize the true first responders, the vo...
04/12/2026

April 12–18 is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week 📞

This week, we recognize the true first responders, the voices behind the scenes who answer every call, stay calm in the chaos, and ensure the right help gets where it’s needed, when it’s needed most.

We want to give a huge shoutout and heartfelt appreciation to our very own Dodge County Sheriff MN dispatchers. Your dedication, quick thinking, and commitment to our community do not go unnoticed. You are the vital link between those in need and those who respond.

Thank you for everything you do to keep our crews safe and our community cared for 💛🚑

Happy Easter to all those who celebrate! We at Dodge Center Ambulance hope you have an amazing day.🥕🐇Special thanks to o...
04/05/2026

Happy Easter to all those who celebrate! We at Dodge Center Ambulance hope you have an amazing day.🥕🐇

Special thanks to our wonderful crew members who are staffing the truck today: Crystal H., Paige O., Lucas M., and Kellen B.

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130 E Highway St
Dodge Center, MN
55927

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+15073742600

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