Ekalaka Ambulance

03/05/2026

Monday is the last day for entries for the T-Shirt design contest!! We have some amazing entries in. Add your design and make it hard for our EMTs to pick the top 3!!!!

02/28/2026

193 likes, 3 comments. “We save lives one dance break at a time!”

01/31/2026

We are so proud of the work our fire department does.

01/29/2026

Come join us in Alzada or Boyes!

Carter County EMS director and paramedic with the Dahl Memorial Healthcare Association Travis Doggett will be conducting two "Rural Readiness" courses- one in Alzada February 11th, and one in Boyes the following week, on February 18th. In this interview, Travis gives details on what will be covered....

01/28/2026

01/23/2026

We are doing Code 3 training. If you hear lights and see the sirens, don’t worry. We’re just learning how to drive!

01/13/2026

We got our first submission yesterday!! Don’t forget to create your design and have it turned in by March 9th!!

01/07/2026

Calling all artists!!! Whether it’s graphic design or hand drawn, show off your skills and submit a design to the T-shirt contest!

11/14/2025

Give a big welcome to our new EMTs Kaily Neary and Reta Malenovsky.

11/04/2025

We want to thank everyone who came out and supported our first responders! We also want to thank all of the people that helped to make our haunted hospital. Thank you to the county commissioners for the use of the (already haunted) hospital. Without everyone coming together we would not have made it as fun of a night as it turned out. We had a blast setting up and playing our parts. We hope you had a great time walking through!

11/01/2025

10/24/2025

Our First Responders

Life changing events happen everyday. As first responders, we do not get to pick and choose where we go and who we help. Sometimes we are called to help deliver a beautiful, healthy baby. Sometimes it’s comforting and calming a patient having an anxiety attack. Other times we get called to scenes where there is loss of life.

No matter what the call is it takes a toll on our mental health. We are extremely thankful for all of the first responders in our community, in the nation, and throughout the world.

The mental toll of responding to emergencies and various incidents can be detrimental to the mental health of our first responders. It can also affect their families and their communities.

As a community we need to stand with our first responders. Celebrate with them during the good times but, more importantly, stand with them, grieve with them, and comfort them during the bad times.

Please let all of our first responders know how much they are loved and appreciated.

Help us keep our first responders not only physically healthy, but mentally healthy.