Tri-County Ambulance Service

10/01/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Tri-County Ambulance Service is proud to stand with the survivors, fighters, and families in our community affected by breast cancer.

As first responders, we see firsthand how early detection and quick action save lives — the same principle applies to breast cancer. Regular screenings and self-exams remain some of the most effective tools for catching it early, when treatment options are most successful.

This month, we encourage everyone in our community to:
Talk to your doctor about when you should start screenings
Perform regular self-exams
Support a friend or family member going through treatment
Wear pink to show your support

To everyone who has battled breast cancer, is currently fighting, or has lost someone to this disease — we see you, and we stand with you.

09/11/2026

09/09/2026

Our team on Medic 39 participated in an IWI Drill on the Rowe Creek Complex Fire. IWI drills are a great tool to stay prepared and train for the moment when a real incident occurs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMGwgjAMM6k

08/31/2026

2026 Breast Cancer Awareness shirt on sale through Sept 4.
Proceeds will go to Elkhart and St Joseph County local charities providing assistance to breast cancer patients.

The order form for the 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness Shirts is below:

https://tricountyambulanceservice.com/breast-cancer-awareness/

08/18/2026

Join Tri-County Ambulance Service in supporting those affected by cancer with our 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness T-Shirt. Your purchase helps us give back to individuals and organizations making a difference in our community.

Purchase link: https://tricountyambulanceservice.com/breast-cancer-awareness/

Orders close Sept 4th.

07/26/2026

🔥 FIRE SEASON UPDATE 🔥

Our wildfire season officially kicked off on July 14th, and our crews have been hard at work ever since.

Right now, we have 8 crews deployed across 7 separate incidents in Oregon, Idaho, and Minnesota. Please keep these crews — and all the firefighters, EMS personnel, and support staff working these incidents — in your thoughts as they work to keep communities safe.

We'll continue to share updates as the season progresses. Stay safe out there!

05/18/2026

Happy EMS Week to every member of the Tri-County Ambulance family!
This week — and every week — we want to recognize the incredible men and women who show up, suit up, and give everything they have to serve our community. Your dedication, compassion, and skill don't go unnoticed. Whether it's a routine call or the most critical moment of someone's life, you answer without hesitation. We are so proud of each and every one of you.
To every EMT, paramedic, dispatcher, and EMS professional across the country — thank you. You chose a career that asks more of you than most people will ever understand, and you show up anyway. Every shift, every call, every patient — it matters.

04/14/2026

A huge thank you to all participants and educators who made our 2026 Deployment Conference such a success! The quality of training was exceptional — and it shows. Our teams are walking away confident, skilled, and ready to take on the upcoming Wildland Fire and Hurricane Season head-on.

To our instructors — your dedication made all the difference. To our participants — your commitment to being ready is what this is all about. Proud to serve alongside each of you. Let's go to work! 💪🔥🌀