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10/16/2026

With our Paramedics and EMTs responding to well over 100 calls for service per day on average, being able to safely drive to our patients and later transport them to the hospital is a high priority for our Training and Safety team. Over the last two days, our newest providers have been taking our Emergency Vehicle Operator Safety course as part of their academy. The course focuses on best practices of safe driving, specific hazards that could lead to a collision and how to avoid them, and ambulance capabilities and maneuverability. We also require all our veteran Paramedics and EMTs to re-certify on the EVOS driving course every year. Safety on the road is so important, which is why we invest a lot of time and training into it.

10/12/2026

Spooky season is upon us and the crew at Medic 38 decided to get into the spirit with some pumpkin carving today. Patrick decided to make his scary while Laurel went a bit more happy. Which one do like best?

10/09/2026

Now is a great time to start a conversation with a neighbor.

Each year, Idaho offers property tax relief programs that can make a meaningful difference for qualifying homeowners. While the application period doesn’t begin until January 1 and runs through April 15, now is a great time to start talking about these programs.
We know there are people in our community who may qualify but never apply. It could be an older neighbor living on a limited income, a parent or grandparent who needs help navigating the process, or a disabled veteran who may qualify for Idaho’s Disabled Veterans Property Tax Benefit.
Sometimes all it takes is a conversation.
Our team at the Ada County Assessor’s Office is here to help residents understand these programs and navigate the application process. It’s also important to know that these are State of Idaho property tax relief programs designed to provide relief without simply shifting that property tax burden onto your neighbors.
Between now and January, talk with your family, friends, and neighbors. If you know someone who might benefit, help us make sure they know these programs are available.
Learn more about the programs and who may qualify on our website:
https://adacounty.id.gov/assessor/tax-relief-programs/
Sometimes helping a neighbor starts with simply sharing information.

10/05/2026

It’s an exciting week here at Ada County Paramedics as we welcome 16 new field providers to our academy. This group of Paramedics and EMTs will spend the next four weeks learning about our standing written orders, familiarizing themselves with our policies and procedures, getting to know our equipment and medical supplies, practicing emergency vehicle driving, and a whole lot more. We are happy to have them and look forward to seeing what they can do!

10/01/2026

Congratulations and job well done, Laurel and Jade! These two awesome medics passed their Phase 4 test yesterday and have completed the FTO program. They are now cleared to handle any and every call that they might encounter. Congrats you two, we look forward to watching you continue to do great things!

09/28/2026

Congratulations to Heather, Emma, and Hunter on their promotion to Field Training Officers last week. These three will now take on the important role of joining other FTOs in training our newest paramedics and EMTs after they graduate from our academy. We look forward to seeing what they can do. Congrats!

09/25/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and today we joined several area partners and first responders in standing up and proclaiming a message of hope to those affected. We appreciate the Women's and Children's Alliance for having us at their kickoff event and raising awareness about Domestic Violence.

09/24/2026

The first link in the chain of survival is recognizing an emergency and calling 9-1-1, followed by early CPR. Next is rapid defibrillation and then advanced resuscitation by EMS providers. This morning, we celebrated the perfect example of that chain of survival working on a cardiac arrest incident back in July. The patient’s wife and son called 9-1-1 and began CPR immediately, with help from Dispatch. Ada County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived on scene moments later and took over CPR. They also applied their AED, which delivered two defibrillations. Then EMS providers from Ada County Paramedics, Meridian Fire Department, and Kuna Rural Fire District took over advanced care and the patient regained a pulse on scene. The whole group was recognized with ACCESS Lifesaving Awards this morning, but most importantly, they got to meet the patient and his family. Great by job by all!

09/19/2026

It’s another Boise State Football game day! Our medics were ready to help out wherever needed last week, and they’ll be there again this evening. If you’re heading down for the game, here are some tips: https://broncosports.com/sports/2025/8/12/albertsons-stadium-fan-guide

09/17/2026

It’s never too early to start talking safety! Which is why we were excited to visit the kiddos at The Barnyard Daycare and Learning Center this morning to give a few tips to stay safe and tell them about our exciting jobs. Getting to check out the ambulances was also a big hit!

Address

370 N Benjamin Lane
Boise, ID
83704

Telephone

+12082872962

Website

http://www.AdaCountyParamedics.org/

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