Big River Ambulance District

Big River Ambulance District 911 EMS response to Cedar Hill, House Springs, Dittmer, Scotsdale, Morse Mill, Grubville portions of Byrnes Mill and Hillsboro in Jefferson County, MO.

Need lunch or dinner plans on Saturday? The Screaming Eagle Grill team is firing back up in support of BackStoppers Of J...
09/14/2026

Need lunch or dinner plans on Saturday? The Screaming Eagle Grill team is firing back up in support of BackStoppers Of Jefferson County, Missouri at the Big River VFW. Come out and help support one of the largest fundraising events for The Backstoppers.

There will be music throughout the day and FIREWORKS at dark!
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25 YEARSTwenty-five years have passed since the American way of life came under attack.Today, we pause, reflect, and hon...
09/11/2026

25 YEARS
Twenty-five years have passed since the American way of life came under attack.
Today, we pause, reflect, and honor the innocent lives lost and the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001.
In the days, weeks, and months that followed, America stood together. Flags everywhere. Communities united.

Today, many new firefighters, paramedics, and police officers were born after 9/11. They know the history, but they never experienced that day firsthand. That makes it even more important that we continue to tell the story.

We must remember the 2,977 innocent lives lost. We must remember the first responders who gave everything trying to save others. We must remember the sacrifices made in the days, months, and years that followed.
Twenty-five years later, their sacrifice still matters. Their stories still matter.

🇺🇸 September 11, 2001 — We Remember. We Honor. We Will Never Forget.

Come on out Friday Night 9/11. Help support the 2-0 Lions as they take on U-City!
09/08/2026

Come on out Friday Night 9/11. Help support the 2-0 Lions as they take on U-City!

09/07/2026
Please join us in welcoming to the fulltime ranks, Paramedic Lillian O. This weekend marks her first fulltime, 48-hour r...
09/06/2026

Please join us in welcoming to the fulltime ranks, Paramedic Lillian O. This weekend marks her first fulltime, 48-hour rotation. Lillian began with us part-time in 2022 when she completed her EMT schooling. In that time, she achieved her Paramedic Licensure and we have watched her grow as a prehospital clinician. She follows in the footsteps of her parents and other family members as a first responder and healthcare provider.

Congratulations Lillian, welcome to A-Crew!

Let this be as close as you get this weekend to seeing the back of our ride. The heat remains, keep hydrated. Drink resp...
09/05/2026

Let this be as close as you get this weekend to seeing the back of our ride.

The heat remains, keep hydrated.
Drink responsibly, drive sober and buckle up.

Have a safe and happy Labor Day Weekend.

An overdose can be a frightening event to witness, people are often afraid to call for help. Missouri Good Samaritan Law...
08/31/2026

An overdose can be a frightening event to witness, people are often afraid to call for help. Missouri Good Samaritan Laws encourage people to call 911 without fear of repercussions. As EMS, we treat all people as people. Life is our mission.

Thank you Northwest R-I School District. A strong partnership and coordination between all of the agencies and school di...
08/25/2026

Thank you Northwest R-I School District. A strong partnership and coordination between all of the agencies and school district is beneficial for responses of all variations. We are proud to support Lion Nation.

An emotional tribute to local first responders opened Northwest’s latest board meeting, recognizing the men and women who work behind the scenes to keep students safe. The district also accepted a major digital scoreboard donation from Barnhart-based Piros Signs, saving Northwest roughly half a million dollars, while new Superintendent Dr. Kyle Gibbs continues building connections across the district. Read the full article in the comments below 👇

School is back in session, meaning school buses are returning to our neighborhood roads. Morning and afternoon commuters...
08/23/2026

School is back in session, meaning school buses are returning to our neighborhood roads. Morning and afternoon commuters should prepare for increased road congestion, frequent bus stops, and children walking near roadsides. Whether you are driving a car or waiting for the bus, staying alert ensures every student makes it to school and back home safely.

Can you recognize the most common signs of a stroke?
08/14/2026

Can you recognize the most common signs of a stroke?

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6327 Lorens Lane House 1
Cedar Hill, MO
63016

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