Hopkins County EMS

Hopkins County EMS Hopkins County EMS currently maintains 12 MICU units and 2 Tahoe Emergency Response Vehicles. We have Full time units available for every county.

We have the AMBUS (Multi Patient Transport Vehicle) and WPU (Wildland Paramedic Unit) also available
for use in our service area, and for deployments. Our Services currently cover all of Hopkins, Delta, Franklin, and Rains Counties. Our EMS units are stationed in each county with ready response 24 hours a day. We have 2 full time MICU units stationed in Hopkins County with
a 12 hour truck from 10 am, to 10 pm daily. We have 1 full time staffed MICU stationed at each of the other counties, with a response ready stand by if needed. We have additional trucks on the ready for back up, events, and deployments. One of the Tahoe units (Emergency Response Vehicle) is staffed by a Supervisor daily. We are just a couple of months away from celebrating 1 year in our new headquarters. The Hopkins County Hospital District/EMS is located at 116 Airport Road, Sulphur Springs, Tx.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween!
10/31/2025

Have a safe and Happy Halloween!

National First Responders Day! October 28
10/28/2025

National First Responders Day!
October 28

10/21/2025
09/25/2025

Congratulations, Kelly Stonaker!

STONAKER HONORED AS TEXAS EMS ALLIANCE EMS PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR

Hopkins County, Texas — Hopkins County EMS is proud to announce that Kelly Stonaker has been named the EMS Professional of the Year by the State EMS Association (Texas EMS Alliance) in recognition of her outstanding leadership, dedication, and innovation in emergency medical services.

Kelly Stonaker brings over 30 years of experience in prehospital care. After a period working in hospital emergency rooms as a registered nurse, she returned full-time to EMS in March 2022, reaffirming her commitment to serving patients in the field. Since her return, Kelly has risen to the role of Shift Supervisor while continuing her ER shifts as needed.

Under Kelly’s leadership, B Shift at Hopkins County EMS has seen exceptional staff stability. Her mentorship, training efforts, and team-building skills have earned her great respect within the agency.

Kelly’s role extends well beyond routine operations. She has completed numerous trainings with the Emergency Medical Task Force (EMTF) and now regularly serves as both MIST (Medical Incident Support Team) and MEDL (Medical Unit Leader) for local, regional, and state incident responses. When disaster strikes, Kelly is frequently requested by name by local Disaster District Committees and State Coordination Offices for her calm command and deep understanding of both EMS and hospital environments.

In addition to her field contributions, Kelly has made a powerful impact on public safety through her development of a distracted driving prevention program aimed at high school students. She secured grant funding to produce a polished instructional video and supporting materials, which are being offered to area schools and expanding across the region. The program addresses texting, alcohol, and drug-impaired driving. Recently, the initiative gained further reach when a major Texas distribution company adopted the program for its workforce of commercial drivers.

Kelly’s combination of clinical excellence, steadfast leadership, community outreach, and programmatic innovation embodies the spirit and mission of the EMS profession. Her award is not only a recognition of her individual contributions, but also a celebration of the lifesaving culture she fosters in Hopkins County EMS and beyond.

08/09/2025

We are grateful to Kelly Stonaker with Hopkins County EMS for speaking with our Transportation team this morning about the serious impacts of impaired driving. Your insight and dedication to keeping our roads safe are deeply appreciated.

A special thanks to everyone who came in early to hear this important and potentially life-saving message. Your commitment to safety makes a difference every day.

This Wednesday from 12pm to 2pm please come wish Cathy well after 43 years of service. Everyone welcome!
07/28/2025

This Wednesday from 12pm to 2pm please come wish Cathy well after 43 years of service. Everyone welcome!

07/18/2025
The severe flooding across Texas has been a heartbreaking event, impacting so many lives. The Texas EMTF has responded w...
07/16/2025

The severe flooding across Texas has been a heartbreaking event, impacting so many lives. The Texas EMTF has responded with 224 personnel and 130 assets deployed across 11 regions since July 4, 2025, and is supported from 85 dedicated agencies from across the state. Hopkins County EMS has been actively responding and serving in this situation. Thank you to everyone stepping up in this time of need!

07/01/2025

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Sulphur Springs, TX
75482

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Hopkins County EMS

Hopkins County EMS currently maintains 11 MICU units along with an Emergency Response Vehicle. Hopkins County EMS also maintains and operates MPV4-01, partnering with Texas Emergency Medical Task Force Region 4 & Texas Department of State Health Services, by operating one of 16 Ambulance Buses in the state.

Our service area covers all of Hopkins, Delta, Franklin and Rains Counties. Sulphur Springs, Texas (Hopkins County) is fully staffed with 2 different station locations; Central Station - located on N. Davis St. is fully staffed with 2-24 hour MICU. South Side Station - located on Texas St. is fully staffed with 1-24 hour MICU. Cooper, Texas (Delta County) is fully staffed 1-24 hour MICU. Mount Vernon, Texas (Franklin County) is fully staffed 1-24 hour MICU. Emory, Texas (Rains County) is fully staffed 1-24 hour MICU. Remainder of the MICU’s are used as appropriate volume requires strategically placed throughout the 4 counties.