Noble County Emergency Services

07/04/2026

Thank you to our crews who are serving during this holiday weekend.

Our personnel are here to serve 24 hours a day, regardless of holidays, bad weather, or missed time with their families.

We sincerely thank them not just today, but everyday, for their service and sacrifice to better serve the citizens of Noble County.

07/04/2026

🚨 Fireworks Update 🚨

Grand Finale Fireworks has stated that due to the volatile nature of the forecast posing risk for the fireworks setup, tonight’s fireworks display has been cancelled.

“While we understand this is heartbreaking for all, we want to ensure the setup and discharge of the integrity of the fireworks show is not compromised or jeopardized, and that Seneca Lake guests can experience the display as it was designed.”

While we know this is disappointing, the safety of our guests, staff, and crew must come first. We will work with Grand Finale Fireworks to reschedule and will provide an update as soon as more information is available.

07/03/2026

We are pleased to announce that Noble County Emergency Services has been awarded the State EMS Grant in the amount of $4,700.

These funds are essential in providing educational opportunities and equipment to sustain our operations.

We sincerely thank the board that governs these funds for granting us this opportunity!

07/02/2026

One year ago today, we took a giant leap toward the future of public safety in Noble County.

Knowing the status of EMS across the state and country, we set a lofty goal, of doing it better. A small group, including our commissioners, set out to do what many people told us wasn't possible. We had the will, and the desire, to build the best EMS system we could for Noble County. The process wasn't without hiccups, bumps, or bruises.

Then it happened. We made the announcement. We were going to move forward. Shortly after the announcement of this agency being built, the EMS levy was up for renewal. Our county told us at the polls what they thought of our endeavor. Our citizens passed the renewal by a very high margin. We then knew we had the support of our community. In the coming weeks preparations were made. Licensure and certificates were obtained. Equipment, ambulances, and real estate was purchased.

Then came the hiring process. 12 full time and many part time providers were hired. The date was set and a schedule was made.

At midnight on July 1, 2025, Noble County Emergency Services went live. Since then, we have faithfully responded to the needs of our community.

During this first full year, we have responded to 1,780 calls for service and transported 1,216 patients to hospitals or landing zones to meet with air medical transport for more serious incidents.

Thank you to our community, our providers, and our elected officials for making this happen and for their continued support.

We successfully made it through year one, and we look forward to many many more.

Thank you,
Director Bonnell
Ast. Director McKee

06/26/2026

Please keep QCVFD in your thoughts.

05/23/2026

As this National EMS week comes to a close, we would like to recognize the efforts our providers have put in since opening on July 1 of 2025.

To date, over 32,000 man hours have been worked, including calls and special events.

We have responded to 1593 calls for service and transported 1089 patients to date.

EMS week recognizes the dedication and professionalism of EMS responders across the country every year.

And I'm proud to say the best of those are providing their service and skills right here in Noble County.

Thank you to our dedicated providers who make this agency a top tier organization.

05/17/2026

Notice from Noble County EMA....

05/01/2026

Please help us congratulate Jamie Douglas (left) and Christian Boyles who each received $800 as part of the John Rice EMT Scholarship!

Rice was an EMT in Cambridge for many years. A scholarship was started in his name to help with school tuition for EMT students from the Cambridge area.

01/09/2026

John was a long time provider that many of us at NCES proudly worked alongside over the years. He is dearly missed by all. This scholarship program is a great way to honor his commitment to the communities he served.

Cambridge Native’s Legacy Lives On Through EMT Scholarship
https://yourradioplace.com/cambridge-natives-legacy-lives-on-through-emt-scholarship/

01/09/2026

We have another thank you to send out to a community organization.

We recently received a donation to put toward equipment from the Mary Reed Memorial Church.

These contributions go directly toward life saving equipment and technology to put in the hands or our providers.

We cannot begin to express our gratitude for the support we receive!

Thank you!