Mayville EMS

10/08/2026

🌟 October’s First Team Member Spotlight – Malia Selsing 🌟

Malia joined Mayville EMS in 2007 and dedicated many years to serving our community. In 2015, she decided to retire from EMS to spend more time with her family. But in 2024, Malia felt that familiar call to serve and decided it was time to come out of retirement and get back on the ambulance. We welcomed her back with open arms! 🚑

Malia is a strong part of our EMS crews, bringing years of experience as an AEMT and a natural ability to mentor and support new EMTs. She is also an adjunct instructor with the Mayville EMS Training Center, where she helps with skill labs and serves as a proctor when students complete their clinical time in the back of the ambulance.

One of Malia’s greatest strengths is her ability to remain calm, provide direction, and help students build confidence. Her experience and willingness to share her knowledge play an important role in helping us develop strong, capable EMTs. We are so fortunate to have her as part of our training team!

When Malia isn't serving her community as an AEMT, she continues to offer care and support in another meaningful role. As an office coordinator for a pathologist, she compassionately guides families and professionals through a time that may feel difficult or uncertain. WIth patience, kindness, and understanding, she helps families find the answers they need and take gentle steps toward comfort, peace, and closure.

And Malia’s dedication to helping others doesn’t stop there! She and her husband are also foster parents. Thinking about others and finding ways to help is simply part of who Malia is. She gives so much of herself to others, and we are incredibly grateful for that.

When she does find some free time, Malia enjoys spending time with her family and going camping. And here’s one more fun fact about Malia—she has a twin sister!

Malia’s commitment to her family, her community, EMS, and helping others is truly something special. We are incredibly blessed that she answered the call once again and continues to support both Mayville EMS and the Mayville EMS Training Center.

Please join us in recognizing Malia Selsing and thanking her for everything she does for our crews, our students, our community, and the people we serve.

10/06/2026

EMS brings healthcare to people where they are... and offers career opportunities far beyond 911 calls! 🚑

Mayville EMS AEMT Roy Smalley recently met with Mayville High School’s 9th- and 10th-grade students during Academic & Career Planning to share the possibilities of a career in emergency medical services.

Students explored how EMT, AEMT, and paramedic credentials can open doors to patient transport, hospital work, event medical coverage, community health, and other career paths.

Roy also highlighted Mayville EMS’s state-licensed training center right here in the city, where students can begin preparing for a future in emergency services.
He shared steps students can take now: build science and communication skills, explore CPR and first-aid training, serve their community, and ask about opportunities to learn more about Mayville EMS.

Thank you, Mayville High School and the TAG Center, for welcoming us and helping students explore their futures!

10/06/2026

September was another exceptionally busy month for Mayville EMS, with crews responding to 142 calls for service, making it another record-setting month for our agency. We continue to appreciate the dedication of our members who work tirelessly to meet the growing demand for EMS services in our community.

We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to Horicon EMS for assisting with an EMS call within the City of Mayville during a period of high call volume.

With football season underway, Mayville EMS continued to provide standby coverage at both Mayville and Lomira football games while maintaining response capability for 911 calls throughout our service area. This commitment helps ensure the safety of players, spectators, and our community.

Our September training featured an interactive escape room-style scenario, challenging members to work through patient assessments, treatment protocols, and critical-thinking exercises in a team-based environment. The training provided a fun and engaging way to reinforce clinical knowledge and teamwork.

As always, we are actively seeking licensed EMS personnel to join our team. Anyone interested in serving their community and becoming part of a dedicated EMS organization is encouraged to reach out for more information.

Finally, we cannot thank our members enough for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to providing exceptional care to the citizens and visitors of our community.

10/02/2026

09/28/2026

Congratulation Lance! Good luck on this next chapter.

We are very excited to introduce the newest member of Fond du Lac Fire Rescue. Lance Thomas has joined our team today as our Community Risk Reduction Specialist (CRRS).

Lance comes to our department with an extensive history of public safety. He's served as a firefighter, EMT, fire inspector and dispatcher. This background will assist Lance to step into this role seamlessly and create an immediate impact.

Please help us welcome Lance to the Fond du Lac Fire Rescue family! We are looking forward to a great future in our Community Risk Reduction division and we are thrilled for his knowledge and expertise he will bring to our community.

09/27/2026

🩸 One donation can help up to 3 adults or 5 children!

📅 Wednesday, October 14, 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM–12:30 PM
📍 TAG Center Gymnasium, Mayville
📌 1700 Breckenridge Street
📲 Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome! Scan QR code and the flyer to book your appointment today.

You never know whose life your donation may touch. Roll up your sleeve, give a little, and make a BIG difference. ❤️

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