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SEPTEMBER 24, 2024 - The Villa Theatre in colloboration with the Phillips County Ambulance Association held a screening of the film Honorable But Broken: EMS In Crisis. Thank you to all of those who showed up to show your support for Phillips County EMS and raise awareness of EMS-related issues on a National, State, and Local level.
PCAA Haunted House
PCAA Haunted House
The Phillips County Ambulance Association & Friends hosted their annual Haunted House in the basement of Stretch's Pizza, on Friday & Saturday nights (Oct. 25th & 26th) from 7 to 9 pm. Cost: $5 First Time Through; $4 with a can of food; $4 for repeat entry. All canned goods will be donated to the Malta Food Bank.
Public Meeting
Public Meeting
The Phillips County Ambulance Service held a Public Meeting on February 12, 2025, regarding ongoing dissension between the ambulance service and Phillips County. To see the Presentation Click Here or to Listen to the Audio Recording Click Here.
Stop the Bleed
Stop the Bleed
On February 15, 2024, PCAS was pleased to have Edna Streit, PA teach many of our responders Stop the Bleed training! A big thanks to our own Christal Korman, EMT, Training Coordinator for organizing this training. Also, thanks to Trax and Gray Simanton for joining in on the fun.
EMT Class of 2023 Graduates
EMT Class of 2023 Graduates
The Phillips County EMT Class of 2023 proudly displaying their course completion certificates. Great Work!
Pictured L to R: Parker Rapp, Michelle Hansen, Wyomi Katterman, Kari Koss, and Gage Abrahamson.
Bessman recognized by the Phillips County Ambulance Service
Bessman recognized by the Phillips County Ambulance Service
On April 17, 2024, Coleen Kautt, Riley Abrahamson, and William Hofer presented Forrest Bessman with the EMS Civilian Hero Award at Dodson High School.
Ambulance Board Holds First Meeting
Ambulance Board Holds First Meeting
"The Phillips County Ambulance Service Board met Monday, July 15 at 8 p.m. in the library meeting room. The newly appointed board chose Garry Adams of the Malta area as its chairman. Other members are Bud Bradley representing the Loring-Whitewater area, Bernard Menge, Saco area, Dick Kalal, Zortman-Landusky area and Gordon Johnson, Dodson area. All were present for the organziational meeting with the exception of Johnson.
The board discussed future plans of the county ambulance service and is now in the process of recruiting volunteer drivers and attendants from different areas. Questionnaires are available from any member of the board for anyone who may be interested in the jobs.
Specifications for the new ambulance to be purchased were discussed and those for the outlying districts. A price schedule was reviewed and tentatively decided on." - Phillips County News Archives, 1968
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