Williams County Emergency Medical Service

10/11/2026

💗 Employees of Williams County EMS Association – Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser 💗

Our awesome Employees Association is proud to support the fight for a cure! Breast cancer has touched the lives of members of our crews, with loved ones and family members currently battling this disease.

At Williams County EMS, we believe in supporting more than just our patients. We rally around our communities, our coworkers, and their families. This fundraiser is one more way we can come together, show our support, spread awareness, and stand alongside those fighting breast cancer. 💪🎗️

Now it’s your turn to join the fight! 💗

Click the link below to order your breast cancer awareness gear. We have T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, crewneck sweatshirts, and hoodies available!

Every shirt worn is another show of support, another reminder that no one fights alone, and another way to rally together for a cure.

Thank you for supporting Williams County EMS, our employees and their families, and everyone affected by breast cancer! 💗🎗️

👇 Click the link to place your order and help us rally for a cure! 👇

Shirts will be printed on heathered charcoal gray

10/07/2026

October is breast cancer awareness month. Breast cancer can happen to both MEN and WOMEN. Please see the attached pictures for some signs and symptoms to help detect breast cancer. Reach out to your doctor early for any concerns! Early detection can save lives!

09/19/2026

Demo derby night at the Williams County Fair last-night was a "hit". We're glad to see that everyone had a safe and fun night.

09/01/2026

September is National Su***de Prevention and Awareness month.

If you are struggling. Please reach out. Your story isn't meant to end this way. Give yourself a chance (or even multiple chances) to get better. It is possible!

Please see the attached pics for resources and tips on how to recognize someone in need of help and how to get help.

08/29/2026

Our "Friday Night Lights" view is a little different than what you're used to seeing. Good luck to all the teams out playing tonight. Have a safe game!

08/05/2026

Here is the recall of events by Chief Brigle’s wife, Tami. We are beyond proud Chief.

08/05/2026

Today, we would like to congratulate our Chief, Kyle Brigle, on being recognized by the Williams County Commissioners for his extraordinary actions while returning home from vacation.

While at LAX, Chief Brigle witnessed a man suddenly go into cardiac arrest. Without hesitation, he stepped into action alongside some off-duty nurse bystanders to provide lifesaving care. Thanks to their teamwork, and before the Los Angeles Fire Department transported the patient, return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) had been achieved, and the patient was awake and talking.

Because of the quick actions of Chief Brigle and the others who responded, someone will return home to their family.

As first responders, we train for moments like these. We know that helping others is part of the profession we chose. But even while on vacation—spending well-earned time with his family—Chief Brigle didn’t hesitate when someone needed help. His family watched as he answered the call, even though he was hundreds of miles away from home and off duty.

Chief Brigle, thank you for your selflessness, your leadership, and for exemplifying what it truly means to serve others. Your actions reflect the very best of our profession, and we couldn’t be more proud to call you our Chief.

Please join us in congratulating Chief Kyle Brigle on this well-deserved recognition!

07/23/2026

We love partaking in this fun event. Please share with all your first responder friends and family. Come watch this amazing game and support them with the state bank gives back truck.

🚨 Attention all First Responders, Law Enforcement Officers, and Firefighters! 🚨

Williams County Special Olympics is hosting a thrilling night of SOFTBALL, and we want YOU on the field! Join us for an unforgettable evening of fun, friendly competition, and community spirit.

If you’re a first responder, law enforcement officer, or firefighter and want to play, please contact Beth at 419-460-0743 or email [email protected] to sign up!

We’re so grateful for everything you do to keep our community safe—now let us cheer YOU on!

PLUS: The State Bank GIVES truck will be serving up burgers, hot dogs, and more delicious food throughout the evening.

Not a first responder? No problem! We invite EVERYONE to come out, watch the game, and show your support for our local heroes and Special Olympics athletes. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate our community together! Williams County Emergency Medical Service Williams County Sheriff's Office The State Bank and Trust Company The Village Reporter The Bryan Times

07/20/2026

What a great weekend some of our providers had. We thank Northwest Ohio TECC for coming out and providing this training.

We thank all who participated in this education and put effort into learning. We took a couple of days off to partake in this training and gained so much.

Members of Williams County EMS, Florence Township Fire Department, Bryan City Police, Edon Police, Pioneer Police, Bryan Fire, and Hicksville EMS.

07/17/2026

Today is the day!!!! Let’s get those school supplies and get them to students in the county.

School Supply Drive - Montpelier Bean Days - Friday, July 17th 4-8

We're so excited to partner once again with the Williams County Emergency Medical Service for another Stuff the Truck event!!!

This time we're collecting school supplies, backpacks, and kids personal care items for local kids so that they can start the new school year off on the right foot!

We're setting up at 4:00pm on Friday, July 17th at Montpelier Bean Days so please, stop by, say hello, donate a few items, and help make someone's first day of school all that more special!

For the complete list of school supplies requested by Montpelier teachers, click the link below!
https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1779881548/montpelierk12ohus/qmcefokrtzr1fldehtbd/MontpelierK-8SupplyList2026-2027.pdf