Evansville Wisconsin EMS

06/02/2026

It's June, meaning kids will soon be on Summer Break. We will be sharing some safety reminders throughout the week, starting with everyone's favorite topic, electric scooters.

E-scooters can be a fun way for them to pass the time. However, they are vehicles that need to be handled with care.

If you are a parent, talk to your kids about following the law and operating their e-scooters safely.

05/20/2026

Congrats Yutzil for completing AEMT training!

05/18/2026

Happy EMS Week 2026! Thank you to all of our people for the time and care they give to the citizens of Evansville! 🚑🩺

05/17/2026

We’ve seen an increase in the use of electric scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes throughout the community. While these can be fun and convenient ways to get around, riders are reminded to operate them responsibly and remain aware of their surroundings at all times.

Parents are encouraged to speak with their children about safe riding habits, the importance of following traffic laws, and respecting pedestrians. Riders should use caution near roadways, intersections, parks, and other high-traffic areas.

Drivers are also reminded to stay alert for scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes traveling on and near streets and crossings. Taking a few extra seconds to look carefully can help prevent serious injuries. Officers will also be on the lookout for dangerous or reckless riding behavior to help ensure everyone is using our streets and pathways safely.

Attached to this post is a graphic that includes important safety reminders, riding tips, and information on laws related to electric scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes. We encourage everyone to take a moment to review it and help keep our community safe.

Our goal is to help everyone enjoy the community safely and responsibly.

05/14/2026

May 17th through the 23rd is Emergency Medical Services Week. Evansville EMS deserves the community's support, recognition, and thanks for the considerable training they undertake and the excellent work they do and service they provide all year long. Thank you to:
Chief, Carolyn Kleisch
Karla Gay
Bill Castonguay
Dennis Wessels
Keri Castonguay
Larry White
Morgan Katzenmeyer/O'Neil
Scott Genz
Wally Vroman
Josh Piper
Gail Carr
Ben Lapoint
Albert Lin
Klarissa Bennett
Lida Nimz
Bill Mentele
Yutzil Contreras-Ruiz
Ashley McGee
Cody Meyer
Kari Leuzinger
Zach Burger
Mikhaila Heinzer
Daniel Lynes
Caleb Dassow
Felicity Franseen

05/07/2026

Come see us tonight!

Tonight is the first Cruise Night at Creekside!

05/07/2026

04/24/2026

If interested in joining a great team, consider joining the Evansville Fire District as a Firefighter, we presently have openings for Volunteer/paid on call Firefighters. Especially looking for people who can respond for weekday calls. No experience necessary, Firefighter training provided and associated costs paid for by the Fire District. Join a team where you make a difference and have a great team to work with helping your Community. Must live or work in our coverage area. Stop down any Monday night from 6pm to 8pm at the Fire Station to pick up an application, call 608-882-9934 or email: [email protected]

04/16/2026

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our friends at the Rock County 911 Communications Center. We could not do what we do without you and appreciate all that you do! 🎧📱🖥️🚑

04/15/2026

FYI you may be seeing us in a new rig around town over the next few days, but don’t worry, it’s still us!

Thank you to our friends at Oregon Area Fire/EMS District for loaning us an ambulance while both of ours are out for repairs. 🚑