HOMINY EMS

09/12/2025

Still looking for qualified candidates. Please send resume to aprilthompson@cityofhominy.com

Message for details

07/29/2025

Hominy EMS is currently seeking qualified individuals to fill positions for EMT, AEMT, and Paramedics. Full or part time. Please direct inquiries regarding compensation and benefits to our messenger or by email to

aprilthompson@cityofhominy.com
or visit our office at 505 N Eastern Ave, Hominy, OK to obtain an application form.

12/20/2024

Hominy EMS wants to give a huge shoutout to the Reed family for hooking us up with some awesome goodies! We're talking happy lil Ambulance drivers over here! 🤗

08/25/2024

Still accepting applications

Hominy EMS is currently seeking qualified individuals to fill positions for EMT, AEMT, and Paramedics. Please direct inquiries regarding compensation and benefits to our messenger or by email to

aprilthompson@cityofhominy.com
or visit our office at 505 N Eastern Ave, Hominy, OK to obtain an application form.

08/17/2024

Hominy EMS is currently seeking qualified individuals to fill positions for EMT, AEMT, and Paramedics. Please direct inquiries regarding compensation and benefits to our messenger or by email to

aprilthompson@cityofhominy.com
or visit our office at 505 N Eastern Ave, Hominy, OK to obtain an application form.

05/09/2024

Get ready to save some lives ! We're hiring full-time EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics. DM us for pay and benefits. Join our squad and become part of the family!

To apply
Email resume to:
aprilthompson@cityofhominy.com
or stop 505 N Eastern Ave Hominy, Ok
to pick up application.

04/19/2024

Our hearts, thoughts and prayers go out to the Osage Nation Police Department Officers, family and friends of Investigator Brian Herbert. God speed.

Matthew 5:9
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.

On Wednesday, April 17th, Investigator Brian Herbert of the Osage Nation Police Department underwent his mandatory yearly fi****ms qualification with diligence and dedication. This crucial training, involving strenuous physical activities, took place at a range located near Hominy, Oklahoma. After successfully completing the qualification with his pistol, Brian proceeded to reload his magazines in preparation for the rifle assessment.

During this process, Brian began experiencing symptoms of discomfort, including heartburn and a sensation of overheating. Recognizing the signs, he promptly sought relief in the shade to cool down. Despite these efforts, Brian's condition quickly deteriorated, leading to a sudden onset of chest pain and a subsequent loss of consciousness. His colleagues acted swiftly, initiating CPR while awaiting the arrival of medical assistance. Subsequently, an ambulance rushed Brian to the Cleveland Area Hospital, yet tragically, despite all attempts at resuscitation, Investigator Herbert could not be revived.

Brian proudly dedicated himself to serving with the Osage Nation Police Department since 2007. Throughout his impressive 28-year career in law enforcement, Brian's unwavering commitment extended to various agencies, including the Collinsville Police Department in Oklahoma, Walters Police Department in Oklahoma, Barnsdall Police Department in Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University Police Department, Logan County Sheriff’s Office in Oklahoma, Sparta Police Department in Kentucky, and the Clay City Police Department, where he even assumed the role of Interim Chief of Police in Kentucky. Brian’s service even extended in serving our County and is a United States Army Veteran.

Brian leaves behind cherished memories in the hearts of his beloved wife, sister, uncle, mother-in-law, and brother-in-law. May his legacy of service and dedication be remembered with honor and respect.

Funeral service information will be shared at a later time.