Elmore Ambulance Service

10/03/2025

🎉 Exciting News for Elmore County! 🎉

We’re moving into our brand-new Elmore County Public Services Building—and we can’t wait to welcome you there!

From October 6th through October 10th, 2025, many of our offices will be relocating to this new facility at 2280 American Legion Blvd (the old Desert Sage Building) to better serve you. Additional offices will also be relocating to better facilitate the needs of our team.

During the move:

📌 Any office with a note indicating “No Closure” will remain open with limited mandatory services, and will reopen fully in the new location starting Tuesday, October 14th.
📌 Most offices will still be reachable by email, though response times may be a bit slower as our teams work through the transition.

We appreciate your patience and understanding during this exciting time. This move is all about improving the way we serve YOU—our citizens—and we’re so excited for you to see what’s ahead in our new home.

✨ We’ll see you soon at the Elmore County Public Services Building! ✨

08/23/2025

On behalf of the Elmore County Ambulance Service, we wish to formally express our sincere appreciation to Ada County Paramedics and the Western Idaho Health Care Coalition. Their collaboration and generous assistance were invaluable in securing new emergency child restraints for our fleet of ambulances.

​This acquisition significantly enhances our capacity to provide safe, secure transport for our pediatric patients. This initiative is a testament to the power of regional collaboration and a shared dedication to improving community health and safety.

​We are proud to serve our community alongside such dedicated partners. Thank you for your continued commitment to our mission.

06/20/2025

🔥 ATTENTION ELMORE COUNTY RESIDENTS 🔥

ELMORE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE PUT A BURN BAN IN EFFECT FROM JUNE 20TH THROUGH OCTOBER 1ST.

OFFICAL STATEMENT BELOW:

06/05/2025

Hey everyone, did you know you can now pay online for EAS services? Check out the information below:

04/18/2025

02/08/2025

Elmore Ambulance Service, Elmore Rescue, and Elmore County CHEMS are down here at the Mountain Home Walmart for a Food Drive to help support the Glenns Ferry Senior Center. Come on down, say hi, and donate for a good cause.

08/19/2024

Elmore County is pleased to share that our own Jennifer N. Rhoads, PhD, CP-C, has received the 2024 NAEMT-NAMIHP Community Paramedic of the Year Award, sponsored by the National Association of Mobile Integrated Healthcare Providers.

We are so proud of you Jennifer. Thank you for all you do and the work you put in to our community.

04/19/2024

Alan Roberts, Emergency Services Director, presents the following EMS personnel with an Outstanding Service Award for the quick response and treatment of Dave Dopps (shown on the left), when he had a medical emergency last fall. Their quick thinking and treatment ultimately lead to saving his life. Shown (left to right): Dave Dopps, Jessica Bowman, Jodi Jewett, Steven Ramirez, Danny Downen and Alan Roberts.

The presentation was done in the presence of the County Commissioners at their weekly meeting on April 19, 2024.

03/13/2024

Girl Scout Troop 968 came to the EAS building and donated some AMAZING cookies to the crew. Thank you Troop 968!

03/06/2024

Elmore County Sherrif News Release:

On March 4, 2024, at approximately 0800, Elmore County Sheriff’s Deputies, Elmore Ambulance Service, and Elmore County Rescue-Extrication responded to a multiple vehicle crash being worked by ISP on Interstate 84 westbound at milepost 75. Due to the severe nature of the of the crash and the potential for additional crashes from ongoing traffic, the interstate was closed temporarily and traffic was diverted at milepost 90 and routed onto Ditto Creek Road until they could re-enter the roadway at milepost 72.

Mountain Home Fire Department staged to assist in case of any vehicle fires resulting from the crash.

Multiple drivers were triaged at the scene, and one critical patient was flown to the hospital in Boise.

The Elmore County Sheriff’s Office encourages all drivers to check road conditions before leaving for their destinations and ensure that all vehicles have adequate emergency supplies.