Taylor County Medical Reserve Corps

05/18/2026

This week we honor the EMS professionals and partners who make emergency response possible—especially our Medical Reserve Corps volunteers who support readiness, response, and community events.

Strong outcomes happen when we work together.

Thank you for your service, your time, and your commitment to our communities.

04/20/2026

During National Volunteer Week (April 19–25), we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible individuals who make up the Taylor County Medical Reserve Corps.

Over the past three years, this team has grown to more than 50 dedicated volunteers—each one committed to serving our community when it matters most. Whether it’s attending trainings, supporting events, or standing ready for emergencies, their time and effort do not go unnoticed.

Behind the scenes, they continue to prepare, train, and build skills so that when the call comes, Taylor County is ready. Their commitment strengthens the safety, health, and resilience of our entire community.

We are also continuing to grow the program through new training opportunities, equipment, and outreach—ensuring our volunteers have the tools they need to succeed.

To our Medical Reserve Corps volunteers:
Thank you for your dedication, your service, and the difference you make every single day.

04/17/2026

Severe storms could impact Taylor County today if you’re out and about later on this afternoon and evening, be weather ready 

04/13/2026

With the threat of severe weather coming in later this afternoon maybe it's a good idea to sign up for alerts.

⚠️ Stay Informed. Stay Safe. ⚠️

Severe weather and emergencies can happen at any time. Signing up for Taylor County Emergency Alerts is a quick and easy way to make sure you and your family receive important notifications when it matters most.

📱 Sign up today to receive alerts about:
🌩 Severe weather warnings
🚧 Road closures and hazards
🚨 Public safety emergencies
📢 Important community alerts

You can sign up in just a few seconds:
📞 Call or text “Alert” to 715-447-7665
📷 Or scan the QR code in the image to register.

These alerts help you take action quickly and stay informed during emergencies.

Please share this post to help friends, family, and neighbors stay connected and protected. Together we can help keep Taylor County safe. 🚑🚒

04/02/2026

If you can work or stay home today it may be a good idea, but if you have to go to work or school drive slow and take your time.

04/02/2026

Heads up due to weather conditions today. Please be safe if you need to go out.

03/26/2026

💛 988 is More Than a Su***de & Crisis Lifeline 💛

When people hear “988,” they often think it’s only for su***de emergencies—but it’s so much more.

📞 Call or Text 988
💬 Chat at 988lifeline.org

The 988 Lifeline is there for anyone going through a tough time, including:
• Stress, anxiety, or feeling overwhelmed
• Relationship or family problems
• Loneliness or needing someone to talk to
• Substance use concerns
• Emotional distress of any kind

You don’t have to be in a life-or-death crisis to reach out. If you’re not okay, that’s reason enough to call.

Trained counselors are available 24/7, free, and confidential—ready to listen without judgment and help you find support.

Sometimes the hardest step is reaching out—but you don’t have to go through it alone.

👉 Learn more: https://988lifeline.org/

Please share to help others understand—988 is here for more than just crisis. 💛

➡ If you're struggling today, or any day, call or text 988
➡ Chat at 988lifeline.org
➡ Veterans! Dial 988 and press 1

03/17/2026

As you celebrate with friends and family today, remember a little luck goes a long way—but safety is even better! Whether you’re enjoying festivities, heading out in the community, or spending time at home, the Taylor County Medical Reserve Corps is here to help keep our community safe and prepared for any emergency. ☘️

Have fun, stay safe, and may the luck of the Irish be with you today—and every day! 🌈💚

03/16/2026

With the large amount of snow we’ve recently received, please take a few minutes to check the exhaust vents around your home.

Many furnaces and water heaters vent through pipes on the side of the house. When these vents become blocked by snow or ice, dangerous carbon monoxide can build up inside the home.

Please take a few minutes to check:

• Make sure furnace and water heater vents are clear of snow and ice
• Clear at least a couple feet of space around vent openings
• Check vents periodically, as drifting snow can cover them again
• Ensure your home has working carbon monoxide detectors ⚠️

A quick check outside can help prevent a serious hazard inside your home.

Stay safe everyone. 🚒
— Taylor County Emergency Management

03/16/2026

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