Goliad County EMS

10/28/2026

Today is National First Responders Day. We want to say thank you to all the Goliad County EMS personnel that show up each and every day to care for our community as well as say thank you to the Firefighters and Law Enforcement that work hand and hand with us.

10/13/2026

🚑 A little update from Goliad County EMS!

🇺🇸Flagpole Refurbish: Our flagpole just got a fresh makeover! It’s been sanded, repainted and outfitted with a new solar light so our flag can shine proudly at night. We’re just waiting on the new rope to arrive, and then our flags will be flying again.

🅿️ Parking Lot Refresh: Next up, you’ll see our parking lot getting a fresh coat of bright yellow lines. A huge thank you goes out to Paramedic Derrick Montes for taking the lead and putting in the hard work to get our lot looking sharp.

At Goliad County EMS, our medics don’t just care for their patients, they care deeply about our community and our station. Their dedication shows in everything they do, big and small.

Thank you, Goliad, for always supporting us.

10/12/2026

Fun Fact: On October 12, 1928, the iron lung respirator was used for the very first time at Boston Children’s Hospital to support patients experiencing severe polio‑related respiratory failure. This groundbreaking invention became a lifesaving tool for countless individuals during the polio outbreaks of the 20th century.

The last known U.S. iron lung user passed away on June 26, 2026, marking the end of an extraordinary era in medical history.

10/09/2026

Let's take the time to celebrate our employees who are celebrating their birthdays this month!

10/08/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor survivors, support those currently fighting, and remember the lives affected by this disease.

Early detection saves lives, and we encourage our community to stay informed, get regular screenings, and support awareness efforts.

Goliad County EMS stands with all individuals and families impacted by breast cancer, and we remain committed to promoting education, hope, and strength throughout our community.

10/07/2026

Sensory Processing Disorder is a condition that affects the way a person’s brain interprets and responds to sensory information. For some individuals, certain sounds, lights, textures, or touches can feel overwhelming, while others may appear under-responsive. Sensory challenges are commonly experienced by patients with neurodevelopmental and neurodivergent conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD.

Goliad County EMS is proud to support our community by equipping each of our ambulances with sensory bags designed to help make transports as calm, safe, and comfortable as possible for those affected. These sensory bags include a weighted blanket, noise‑reducing headphones, and small comfort items to help patients feel secure during care.

Our goal is to ensure every patient receives compassionate support tailored to their needs.

10/05/2026

With heavy hearts, our EMS organization joins the entire community in mourning the loss of Sgt. Michael Krucenski. Officer Mike was a constant and reassuring presence in our schools, always watching over our students and staff while taking the time to truly engage with them. His dedication, kindness, and steady leadership leave a lasting impact that will not be forgotten. His absence is a tremendous loss to the first responder family and to all who had the honor of knowing him.

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Sgt Michael Krucenski of the Goliad County Sheriff’s Office.

Sgt Krucenski was found deceased this morning. He appears to have passed from natural causes while conducting physical fitness training on the indoor track at GHS.

Michael was a dedicated public servant who put the safety and security of the students and staff at Goliad ISD as his top priority. He was loved and admired for his gracious personality, sense of humor, and dedication to duty.

We will miss Michael being part of our GCSO family and offer our condolences to Michael’s family, as well as the staff and students at GISD.

Sgt Michael Krucenski will be missed but not forgotten.

His lord said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant; you were faithful over a few things, I will make you ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of your lord.’ Matthew 25:21

09/26/2026

Stay healthy this year! Walk-in Flu Shot Clinic available for Goliad residents!

GOLIAD – Residents can get a flu shot without an appointment Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the Julie Wimberly Building at the Goliad County Fairgrounds.

09/24/2026

09/22/2026

Yesterday and today your Goliad County EMS is attending the Medical Management of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Events course in Calhoun County. Attending classes such as these keeps us prepared to provide care to a multitude of patients. We care about the community and want to be able to provide the best possible care. Every day we continue to grow in knowledge and skills.

It’s our honor to care for our community!