Johnson County Ambulance - Buffalo EMS

08/27/2026

We are incredibly grateful to the Wyoming Community Foundation for their generous $5,000 grant that helped us purchase and install this generator for the new Johnson County Ambulance Barn. Their support helps ensure our team can continue serving Johnson County with dependable and uninterrupted around‑the‑clock emergency care. Thank you for investing in our community and we are truly grateful for your partnership!

08/11/2026

08/07/2026

Starting late September, Buffalo EMS will be holding an EMT Basic Course. The class will run from September into early next year.

EMT-B is the entry level course into emergency medicine and will cover basic life support, airway management, bleeding control, splinting and stabilization, managing common medical emergencies, and basic emergency medications. The class will entail 120 hours of lecture and hands on skills, 48 hours of ambulance ride along, and 12 hours of emergency room standby.

Class cost: $750
Contact us at 307.684.5122 to sign up

08/06/2026

You are not alone.

08/06/2026

What a turnout! Thanks to everyone who attended the open house. We loved seeing all our friends and family.

We also give a big thanks to Wyoming Life Flight for landing a crew at the open house, much to a delight of everyone (Picture: Becky RN, Khale Pilot, Phil Paramedic.)

07/18/2026

You're Invited! 🥳

Next Thursday, Buffalo EMS will be opening our doors to you, the public, in celebration of the new station at 4PM until 6PM. While you're here, we will be hosting tours of the ambulances, providing information regarding EMS training, and taking basic health vitals.

We hope to see you there! We will be providing refreshments and snacks for those who attend.

07/10/2026

Another beautiful night at Range War Rodeo! A round of applause to the contestants and congratulations to the winners.

The final Range War Rodeo for 2026 is August 8th. Find us there!

07/01/2026

We at Buffalo EMS extend thanks to all who were involved in the monumental show of effort last night. The first responders of Johnson County and Wyoming united to tackle an incident unusual for our area. This being said, we are not able to disclose any information regarding the accident and patient care.

We thank the following but certainly do not limit ourselves limited to:

Johnson County volunteer firefighters, Johnson County sheriff's office, Buffalo police department, Johnson County dispatch, JCHC emergency room staff, First Flight of Wyoming, Wyoming Life Flight, responding EMS personnel, off-duty EMS assisting, and the Good Samaritans who stopped at scene.

It is the unity of the rural community that we love which made this all possible. We keep the victims and their families of the accident in our thoughts and prayers. From the bottoms of our hearts, thank you everyone!