Hull Ambulance Service

02/17/2026

We have said it before, and will continue to say it again, we are finding a greater and greater need for EMTs and drivers on our schedule. As of right now, we strive to put two EMTs and one driver on the schedule each day. Below, you will find our March schedule. The yellow means we only have a driver and one EMT, the red means we are short an EMT or driver all together leaving it uncertain if more than one person is going to show up.
If we continue to have a schedule looking like this, we may take longer to respond to 911 calls, if available to respond at all. If we are unable to respond, this means other services from Rock Valley or Sioux Center will have to respond, increasing the response time to your 911 call. Please take a minute and think about the impact you could bring to save a life, or be the first person someone sees when they call 911.
Message us with any questions, we would be more than happy to respond, and remember, every second counts.
City of Hull Iowa Hull Area Chamber of CommerceHull Industrial Development Corporation

02/10/2026

Congratulations to all, but especially Philip! He is one of our amazing drivers! Thank you, Philip De Koster for all you do and continue to do!

01/28/2026

Did you know that not just our team meets every month, but there is also a Sioux County EMS meeting that our executive community attends as well? This month's was held here in Hull. This is a good chance for us along with Sioux County, Iowa Emergency Management and our other services to get on the same page and discuss issues that are current in EMS and how to best approach different issues and items!
Have you considered wanting to help support your town's ambulance service? Anyone is able to come be a driver, and if youre interested in being an EMTs we would be more than happy to help you get that started!

01/21/2026

Every year, we celebrate one EMT and one of our Drivers on the Hull Ambulance. This year, we celebrate Kate Franken as our EMT of the year, and Kirk Struik as our Driver of the year!
We also want to thank a group of people for their time of service and commitment to our squad, we recognize Christine Kroese, Baily Kammerman, and Dallas Van Ginkel. They will be missed, but are forever thankful for their time and commitment to the Hull Ambulance! If you see any of them, thank them for their service!
City of Hull Iowa Hull Area Chamber of Commerce

12/25/2025

This Christmas, while many gather around tables filled with warmth and laughter, our crew remains on call—ready to respond, ready to help, and proud to serve.
The holidays remind us why we do what we do: to bring comfort in moments of fear, support in times of uncertainty, and hope when it’s needed most.

We’re grateful for every person who waves as we pass, every thank‑you we receive, and every act of kindness shown to emergency workers this time of year.
Your support means more than you know.

May your Christmas be peaceful, safe, and full of the people who make your world brighter.
And if you need us, we’ll be here—just as we are every day—honored to serve our community.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas from all of us on the Hull Ambulance!

City of Hull Iowa Hull Area Chamber of Commerce

12/09/2025

Thank you to the City of Hull Iowa for being prepared and willing to take care of our town!

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12/09/2025

Be weather aware!!

12/03/2025

Please be safe around our plows, and give them room! And making sure you have access to your house is also important! It not only let's us know where to if you need the ambulance, fire department, etc, but it keeps us safe when getting in and out of your house! Thanks to Sioux County Sheriff and Sioux County, Iowa Emergency Management for this reminder, and thank a plow driver (especially if for City of Hull Iowa )!

Please read this important reminder from the Sioux County Highway Department.

11/28/2025

Please be safe, use caution, and only go out if you need it!

11/26/2025

As Thanksgiving and holiday travel ramp up, Sioux County Emergency Management is urging residents to double-check their vehicle emergency kits before hitting the road.

11/26/2025

As winter weather approaches, be safe and stay aware!

11/12/2025

With today being veterans day, we stop and look at the northern lights and thank the people who fought, are fighting, and continue to fight for our freedom. And what was said, we will continued to be ready to help, 24/7/365

“The heavens declare the glory of God;
the skies proclaim the work of His hands.” — Psalm 19:1

Our county has experienced a lot lately — challenges that have tested hearts and strength. But nights like this remind us that even in the storm, the Creator’s beauty still shines through.

When we look up and see His handiwork painted across the sky, we’re reminded who’s truly in control. Take a moment tonight to rest in His peace, and know He’s got this, He’s got Sioux County and we’ve got your back💫 Sleep well Sioux County- we will be up all night keeping watch.