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Pope County EMS

Advanced and Basic Life Support Ambulance Service for residents and visitors of Pope County.

02/07/2026

Pope County EMS is deeply saddened by the tragic incident involving Pafford Emergency Medical Services in Mississippi.

Our hearts are heavy as we learn of the head on collision involving one of their ambulances while transporting a patient. We mourn the loss of the patient, and we are keeping the critically injured crew members, their families, coworkers, and all those affected in our thoughts and prayers.

Events like this impact more than just one agency or one community. They remind us how closely connected we all are and how much first responders risk every day to care for others. Behind every ambulance are families, friends, and a community that supports them.

Across state lines, the EMS community stands together in times of tragedy, and we stand in solidarity with Pafford EMS and the Mississippi communities affected by this loss.

We ask our community to join us in lifting up everyone involved, to keep first responders in your thoughts, and to continue showing the kindness and support that make our communities strong.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Pafford EMS and all those affected by this tragedy.

02/07/2026

Chocopalooza is in full swing!!!

Come out and try everything chocolate, from chocolate ribs to different chocolate flavors!!

02/04/2026

⚠️ Public Safety Notice❗️

Emergency crews are on scene of an ammonia truck rollover at the I-40 eastbound off-ramp at the 84 mile marker in Russellville.

At this time, there is NO active ammonia leak, however, out of an abundance of caution, surrounding businesses have been evacuated while responders assess the situation and secure the scene.

Please avoid the area to allow emergency personnel to work safely. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

02/02/2026

Employee Spotlight!

This week we’re proud to highlight one of our dedicated EMTs, who has been with Pope County EMS since November: Ryan Roberts.

Originally planning to join the fire service, Ryan discovered his true calling during EMT school ride alongs. It was during those early experiences that he felt a sense of responsibility and purpose unlike anything before. For the first time in his working life, he felt confident, comfortable, and certain that EMS was where he belonged.

After immigrating from Scotland and leaving his family behind, finding a sense of belonging was important to him. From day one at PCEMS, he was welcomed by every crew, trusted to do his job, and embraced with a level of camaraderie that quickly felt like family. That support made all the difference and reinforced why this service means so much to him.

Outside of EMS, Ryan enjoys spending time with his wife, staying connected with family and friends back home, playing Magic: The Gathering with coworkers, and relaxing with video games.

He believes one of the most important, and often overlooked, lessons in EMS is remembering that we are human. No matter how strong we may seem, talking about what we experience matters. EMS has pushed him to be better than he was yesterday and changed the way he views life, reminding him how quickly everything can change.

Being there for someone on the worst day of their life has shaped his approach to care, compassion, and connection. Sometimes, simply showing up, offering a smile, or acknowledging someone who feels invisible can make a lasting impact.

We’re thankful for Ryan and his dedication, compassion, and commitment to serving the people of Pope County.

For these reasons, and so many more, Ryan is our Employee Spotlight this week!

01/27/2026

Pope County EMS Winter Storm & Roadway Update

The National Weather Service in Little Rock reports that today, Tuesday, January 27th, conditions will be sunny with a high near 35°F. Wind chill values may be as low as 12°F, with a west wind around 5 mph becoming calm this afternoon.
Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low around 16°F and calm winds.

As temperatures rise today, some thawing of accumulated ice and snow is expected. However, as temperatures fall back into the teens overnight, any melted precipitation will refreeze, creating hazardous and unsafe roadway conditions.

At this time, main roadways are reported to be mostly clear, though patches of ice and snow remain. Side streets, rural roads, and access roads throughout Pope County remain covered and are hazardous and/or unsafe for travel.

If travel is necessary, Pope County EMS urges motorists to use safe winter driving techniques, including:
-Reducing speed and increasing following distance
-Avoiding sudden braking or sharp turns
-Accelerating and decelerating slowly
-Using extra caution on bridges, overpasses, and shaded areas
-Allowing additional travel time

If travel is not necessary, the safest option is to remain at home until conditions improve.

Community input is helpful as conditions change. If you encounter roadways that remain unsafe or hazardous, please consider sharing photos or descriptions in the comments below to help others stay informed. However, please do not stop in unsafe areas or put yourself at risk to take photos.

Pope County EMS will continue to monitor conditions and respond as needed. Please stay informed and use caution.

01/26/2026

Pope County Government Closure Notice:

The Pope County Courthouse and all administrative offices of Pope County Government will remain CLOSED on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

Offices will have a delayed opening at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.

Pope County EMS will continue normal emergency operations.

As always, dial 911 for any medical emergency.
Please stay safe and continue to monitor official county pages for updates.

01/26/2026

Weather Update, Business Office Closure:

Due to inclement weather, the Pope County EMS Business Office will be closed Monday, January 26.

Weather permitting, we plan to resume normal business hours on Tuesday, January 27.
Please continue to monitor our page for updates.

As always, 911 services remain available.
Thank you for your understanding and stay safe.

01/26/2026

Road Hazard Alert I-40 71 mm Eastbound

EMS and fire agencies from Pope and Johnson County are currently working a motor vehicle collision at the 71 mm Eastbound.

Please use extreme caution when driving as the likelihood of black ice has increased significantly.

Check I drive Arkansas for continuous road conditions and use extreme caution if you have to travel!

01/24/2026

Pope County EMS Winter Storm Safety Reminder and road closures

As winter weather continues, we want to highlight additional safety concerns we often see during ice and snow events.

Heating and Carbon Monoxide Safety
• Use space heaters according to manufacturer instructions
• Never use grills, generators, or propane heaters indoors or in garages
• Ensure carbon monoxide detectors are working properly

Slip and Fall Prevention
• Use caution on icy steps, porches, and sidewalks
• Wear appropriate footwear and use handrails when available
• Check on elderly residents who may be at higher risk of falls

Emergency Response Considerations
• Road conditions may slow emergency response times
• Call 911 early if a medical issue is developing
• Make sure your house number is visible for responder

Community Reminder
• Check on neighbors who may need assistance
• Bring pets indoors and limit outdoor exposure

Road Closures:

From our partners at the Pope County Office of Emergency Management,

Due to hazardous winter weather conditions, the following roads are currently closed:

Closed by Pope County Road Department:
• Bradley Cove Road – Guiding Light Lane to Galla Creek Lane
• Peaceful Valley Road – North Linker Drive to Brooks Lane
• Alaskan Trail – 317 Alaskan Trail to 500 Alaskan Trail
• Duvall Road – Davis Lane to 720 Duvall Road
• Dug Road – 140 Dug Road to the shale pit
• Sims Hollow Road – 1101 Sims Hollow Road to Gateway Lane
• Sparksford Drive – Gum Street to East Aspen Lane

Closed by Russellville Street Department:
• West 19th Street to the top of Glenwood Ave
• Skyline Drive – W. 3rd Street to Hilltop Drive
• Hilltop Drive – to the top of Marina Way
• N Parker Road - Old Hwy 124

"These closures are in place to protect the public as icy and hazardous road conditions continue across the area. Please do not drive around barricades or road closure signs, and avoid travel unless it is absolutely necessary. Conditions may change quickly, and additional closures are possible."

To report hazardous road conditions or to view current road closures visit: IDriveArkansas.com

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1850 N Arkansas Avenue
Russellville, AR
72802

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Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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+14799688222

Website

https://www.popecountyar.gov/ems

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