Harrison County EMS

10/17/2026

🏈 HC EMS Supporting HCHS Football 🚑

Harrison County EMS staff were on-site tonight, October 16 for the the Harrison County High School football game, providing medical coverage and helping ensure the safety of athletes, students and fans.

Each year, HCEMS provides coverage at every HCHS home football game throughout the season.

Thank you to our EMS team for their continued commitment to serving our schools and community! 💙

10/16/2026

🎃🚑 Harrison Memorial Hospital EMS enjoyed participating in the HMH Trunk or Treat event.

Our EMS team had a great time handing out candy, visiting with families and joining in the Halloween fun.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see our EMS crew. We enjoyed being part of this fun evening with our HMH family and community. 🍬👻

10/15/2026

On October 10th, Harrison County EMS hosted RF-DASH Agricultural Emergency Response & Responder Safety Training, bringing together several of our local emergency response agencies.

Participating departments included:

• Harrison County EMS
• Cynthiana Fire Department
• Harrison County Fire Department
• Harrison County Emergency Management

The training focused on the unique challenges first responders face during agricultural emergencies, including farm hazards, responder safety, patient access, emergency medical care, and coordination between agencies.

With agriculture being an important part of Harrison County, this training helps prepare our first responders to safely and effectively respond to emergencies involving our local farming community.

Thank you to all the departments and personnel who participated!

10/13/2026

10/08/2026

Harrison County EMS: A New Look for the Future!

Harrison County EMS (HCEMS) is excited to share some of the changes taking place as we transition our uniforms, equipment, and ambulances to a more modern design that reflects the future of our service.

The top images highlight the evolution of our HCEMS logo, with our previous design on the left and our new design on the right. Over the coming months, you will begin seeing our employees wearing new uniforms featuring our updated logo.

The bottom images showcase the transformation of our ambulance design, with our previous branding on top and our new design on the bottom. As part of our continued efforts to modernize our fleet, HCEMS will be replacing two of our older ambulances with new, updated units. One is expected to begin serving Harrison County in November, with the second anticipated to arrive in December!

More Than Just a New Look!

These changes represent much more than updated uniforms and ambulances. HCEMS continues to move forward with new programs, expanded services, advancements in emergency medical treatment, and investments in modern technology and equipment.

We are embracing the future of emergency medical services and working every day to provide our community with the most advanced prehospital care possible. Several exciting improvements have already been implemented, with many more on the way!

New Look. New Technology. Expanded Services. Same Commitment.

We look forward to sharing more exciting developments as HCEMS continues moving forward!

10/02/2026

Director Shane Bussell and Assistant Directors Jack Shields and Allison Bussell recently represented Harrison County EMS at the World EMS Expo 2026 in Orlando, Florida.

The World EMS Expo brings together EMS professionals, educators, leaders, and innovators from across the country and around the world for education, professional development, networking, and exposure to the latest advancements in EMS equipment, technology, and patient care. Educational opportunities cover the full spectrum of EMS—from pediatric to geriatric patients and medical to trauma emergencies—along with leadership, operations, education, technology, and emerging models of care.

It is important that we continue to embrace the future of EMS while strengthening the care we provide every day. At Harrison County EMS, we have already established departments and programs that extend beyond the traditional role of an EMS agency.

As we continue to grow across our four departments—EMS Operations, Training & Educational Institute (TEI), Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) coming soon, and Care-A-Van—opportunities like the World EMS Expo allow our leadership to continue learning and bring new knowledge, ideas, and best practices back to our organization and community.

We remain committed to investing in our people, strengthening patient care, advancing education, embracing innovation, and continually finding better ways to serve.

We are proud of how far our organization and the EMS profession have come—and excited about where we are going next.

10/01/2026

💙 Thank You, HMH Auxiliary 💙

HMH would like to thank the HMH Auxiliary for its generous donation to HMH Care-A-Van Patient Transport Services. The donation was made possible through proceeds from the Auxiliary’s October Dairy Queen Fundraiser.

HMH Care-A-Van Patient Transport Services provides transportation assistance for patients traveling to and from medical appointments.
Pictured from left are Judy Letcher, HMH Auxiliary Dairy Queen Fundraiser Coordinator; Jennie O’Donnell, HMH Care-A-Van Patient Transport Services Supervisor; Jami Brewer, HMH Care-A-Van Patient Transport Services Staff Member; and Kacey Tucker, HMH Business Development Manager.

Thank you to the HMH Auxiliary and everyone who supported the Dairy Queen Fundraiser. Your support helps HMH Care-A-Van Patient Transport Services continue serving patients in our community.

09/27/2026

🚑 Harrison County EMS was glad to volunteer at the Blessing Ball on September 26 at Leesburg Christian Church.

The Blessing Ball is a special evening for individuals in our communities with special mental and physical needs, providing an opportunity for fun, fellowship and celebration. 💙✨

Thank you to Kimberly Underwood and Shelby Cooper, Harrison County EMS staff members, for giving their time to help make the evening special for those attending.

📸 Pictured from left: Kimberly Underwood, Shelby Cooper and Stephanie Simpson, HMH Emergency Department Registered Nurse.

We were thankful for the opportunity to be part of this meaningful evening and serve our community. 🚑💙

09/19/2026

🚑 HC EMS at the Recovery Walk 💜

Harrison County EMS participated in the Recovery Walk on Saturday, September 19, at the Harrison County Courthouse in downtown Cynthiana.

Thank you to our HC EMS team for being present and supporting this important community event. 🚑💜