Boulder Ambulance Service

Our New Ambulance has been delivered!!! Huge Shout Out to Steve Carey for his grant writing talent!!!

This week we celebrate EMS week. Boulder Ambulance Service would like to thank all EMS responders, especially those who serve our community. We all put in long hours, see people during the worst times in their lives, and play an important, life-saving roll on every call.
The commitment to providing outstanding service and patient care, your dedication to the health, safety, and well-being of those in our community is greatly appreciated. If you see one of Your EMT's please give them a thank you. Thank You all for the sacrifices you make to keep our community covered.

Interested in helping your family, friends, and community?
https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/boulder-ambulance-in-need-of-more-volunteers?fbclid=IwAR2fhBiU6oPnlLaqj3LN77v1DWKN26MhJO0lHWOAUnPOJD9cPMpm0_l1H98

Boulder ambulance in need of more volunteers The emerging issue of ambulance deserts across Montana has potentially perilous consequences.

Interested in become an EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)? Boulder Ambulance Service volunteers are essential! Work beside our experienced staff, participate in trainings, help with community events and respond to emergency calls.

Class start January 11th at 1800 (6PM) at the Bull Mountain Fire Station just south of town. Please comment on this post, send us a message or call (406) 225-3381 by January 6th with your name and number. Cost is $200 for area residents and can be reimbursed as you take ambulance calls.

High school students ages 16-18 are encouraged to explore the Cadet Program (parental permission required). They will learn about EMT, take training, go on calls, and learn about a new career path.