Pepin Emergency Ambulance Service

09/02/2026

It is once again that time of year. We invite you to join us for an all-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast, and an opportunity to meet your local Emergency Medical Services personnel.

08/26/2026

We’re incredibly thankful for our ALS partnership with Wabasha Ambulance and Mayo One.

By working together, sharing resources, and bringing advanced care to our patients when they need it most, we’re able to provide the best possible outcomes for our patients and our community.

We’re proud to work alongside such dedicated partners!

08/25/2026

A clearly visible fire number significantly enhances the ability of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to locate your residence during an emergency.

Is your fire number sign faded, damaged, missing, or hidden in a bush? It is the responsibility of property owners to make sure that their address sign is clearly visible from a public road or highway.

Keeping your fire number sign visible and maintained is essential for public safety so that the fire department, ambulance, or law enforcement can find your property in a timely manner.

If you need a new fire number sign, you can purchase a replacement sign for $25 from the Pepin County Zoning Office.

08/21/2026

We recently conducted extrication training alongside Pepin Fire. Collaborative training is crucial for fostering effective teamwork and ensuring the safety of those under our care.

08/17/2026

🇺🇲 WE REMEMBER 🎖
Flags of Valor honors the first responders and service members who bravely defended our nation. We are honored to be a part of this tribute.

07/15/2026

Keep hydrated, and check on your neighbors.

Stay cool. Stay safe. Look out for each other. ☀️

07/13/2026

We extend our deepest sympathies to the Wabasha Fire Department, families and friends.

07/05/2026

Happy 4th of July! Be safe!

07/05/2026

A massive thank you to Lake Pepin Campground and to all who showed up, 500 pieces of chicken sold out in just under 2 hours!!! With a generous split between PFD and Pepin Emergency Ambulance Service

A learning curve for sure, with this being our first year doing this event. We look forward to the opportunity again next year!

07/02/2026

Today marks the end of a remarkable era for the Pepin community as Chief Jesse Van Alstine signed off for the final time after decades of dedicated service to the Village of Pepin.

On behalf of the Pepin County Sheriff’s Office, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to Chief Van Alstine for his unwavering commitment to public safety, his professionalism, and the countless ways he has served not only the citizens of Pepin, but our entire county.

Throughout the years, Chief Van Alstine has been a trusted partner, a respected leader, and a true friend to so many in law enforcement. Whether working side by side during emergencies, community events, or the day-to-day challenges that come with serving the public, Jesse has always led with integrity, humility, and an enormous desire to help others.

Law enforcement is built on partnerships, and we have been fortunate to have Chief Van Alstine standing alongside us for so many years. His experience, leadership, and dedication will leave a lasting impact that will be felt long after today’s final radio transmission.

Chief Van Alstine, thank you for your decades of service, your friendship, and everything you’ve done for the people of Pepin County. We wish you and your family a long, healthy, and well-deserved retirement filled with happiness, new adventures, and time to enjoy the rewards of a career well served. Please leave some fish and ducks left for some of us!

Congratulations, Chief. You’ve certainly earned it.