Fayette County EMS

05/23/2026

As we wrap up EMS Week 2026 I wanted to thank everyone for supporting our team this week. Also thank you to all the EMS providers for their dedication and hard work through the year and not just one week.

Finally we wanted to share a wonderful feature that is done by the Connersville News Examiner recognizing the local first responders. A big thank you to them.

05/22/2026

Our final staff highlight will be for our full time swing/ float staff and our part time staff.

Our swing/ float staff is composed of Paramedic Charley Catt in her first full time year and EMT/ Paramedic Student Allyson Bell in her second year of service.

In addition to our full time staff we are grateful to have a team of part time staff that fills in for days off and to cover special events. Paramedic Zoe Davis with 10 years of service, Zoe currently does our billing quality assurance. EMT’s K. Conner Burdett, Devin Keck, Jennifer Lykens, Brendan Granger and Ellie Ford all working on their first year of service .

05/21/2026

Today we highlight C Shift

First, we would like to recognize EMT Eric Lower (Left) with 5 years of service, A-EMT Misha Gibson (Center) with 10 years of service, Paramedic Steve Werking (Right) with 10 years of service with Fayette County EMS.

C Shift is comprised of Paramedics Steve Werking (10 years) and Audrey Isaacs who is in her first year, and EMT’s Misha Gibson (10 Years), Devin Munson (6 years), Eric Lower (5 Years). C Shift bring 31 years of service to the table.

05/20/2026

Today we highlight B Shift

First, we would like to recognize EMT Ryan Johnson who has 10 Years of Service and Paramedic Zoe Davis also with 10 years of service with Fayette County EMS.

B Shift is comprised of Paramedics Charles Murray (8 years) and Tyler Burgis (1 year), and EMT’s James Burns (13 years), Ryan Johnson (10 years), and Dalton Robbins (1 year). Combined B Shift has 33 years of service but many additional years of experience that they bring to the job daily.

05/19/2026

🚑🚑To continue our EMS Week 2026 posts we want to highlight A Shift. 🚑🚑

First, we want to recognize A-EMT William Free (Left) with 10 years of service and EMT Dale Munson (Right) with 30 years of service!

A Shift is comprised of Paramedics Mike McQuinley (9 Years) and Scott Brown ( 6 Years), and EMT’s Dale Munson (30 Years) , Jesse Sorrell (17 Years), William Free (10 Years), and Christian Lee (8 Years). At 82 years of combined service, they remain our number 1 shift in terms of service.

05/18/2026

EMS Week 2026

This week we will be celebrating EMS Week. This is an opportunity to let everyone know what EMS does and about EMS in Fayette County.

A little history: In 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized EMS Week™ to celebrate EMS professionals and the important work they do in our nation's communities. National Emergency Medical Services Week brings together local communities and medical personnel to honor the dedication of those who provide the day-to-day lifesaving services of medicine's frontline. EMS Week is presented by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) in partnership with the National Associations of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT). Together, NAEMT and ACEP lead annual EMS Week activities. These organizations are working to ensure that the important contributions of EMS professionals in safeguarding the health, safety and well-being of their communities are fully celebrated and recognized.

05/17/2026

Fayette County EMS was busy last week! We were privileged to participate in both the Frazee and Everton Elementary schools' end-of-year field day celebrations and also attend Hero Day event at Connersville Hickory Creek nursing facility.

05/16/2026

There is still time to come out and enjoy an evening of music and food.

Wild heart has taken the stage! The Kruse Brothers are coming up at 8:00pm. The weather is perfect! Come on over!

05/15/2026