Morgan County Ambulance Service - MCAS

10/09/2026

A brand new look for Morgan County Ambulance Service - MCAS ! 🚑✨ Our team made the trip out to install these fresh new graphics, and the results speak for themselves. The drive was worth every mile to help this fleet stand out while serving the community!

09/21/2026

🚑 WE’RE HIRING — PREHOSPITAL VEHICLE OPERATOR (PRN)! 🚑

Morgan County Ambulance Service is looking for dependable individuals to join our team as **Prehospital Vehicle Operators!**

This is a **non-clinical, PRN/as-needed position** designed to help support our ambulance crews and keep our system moving. You do NOT need to be an EMT or Paramedic to apply!

As a Prehospital Vehicle Operator, you will help:

🚑 Drive ambulances and support vehicles on emergency and non-emergency responses
💪 Assist crews with lifting, moving, loading cots, and handling equipment
🧼 Help clean, restock, fuel, and maintain response-ready ambulances
📻 Work alongside our EMS crews during calls and daily operations
🚨 Operate emergency vehicles after completing the required training and evaluation

Applicants must have a valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record, maintain CPR certification, and complete EVOC or equivalent training before independently operating an ambulance. This is a PRN position, meaning shifts are scheduled based on the operational needs of the service.

If you have ever wanted to be involved in emergency services, support your community, and work alongside our EMS professionals without becoming a licensed EMS provider, this may be a great opportunity for you.

Come be a part of Morgan County Ambulance Service and help us continue serving Morgan County when our community needs us most. 🚑

**Apply today and please SHARE to help us spread the word!**

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09/20/2026

08/22/2026

The Morgan County Ambulance Service is incredibly proud to celebrate Kebri, Kalissa, and Miguel as they officially join the ranks of Paramedics! ❤️💙

After completing the rigorous Paramedic Program at Aims Community College and have successfully passed the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) Paramedic Examination and has officially earned their place as a nationally certified paramedic.

And this accomplishment deserves to be recognized for exactly what it is: an incredible amount of hard work, sacrifice, dedication, and perseverance.

The Aims Paramedic Program is not an easy road. The program combines advanced classroom education with intensive hands-on laboratory training, hospital clinical rotations, and an extensive field internship. Aims’ program includes approximately 360 hours of lecture, 205 hours of laboratory experience, 180 hours of hospital clinicals, and 500 hours of field internship. Students work through more than 125 hands-on skills and 75+ realistic scenarios, learning not only how to perform advanced procedures, but how to assess patients, develop differential diagnoses, make sound clinical decisions, lead a team, and provide appropriate treatment under pressure. (Aims Community College)

And then came the National Registry exam — the final step between completing the educational program and earning national paramedic certification.

That means these three have demonstrated the knowledge, skills, judgment, and clinical decision-making necessary to step forward as Paramedics and take on an entirely new level of responsibility in emergency medicine.

💉 Advanced pharmacology.
❤️ Advanced cardiology.
🫁 Advanced airway management.
🚑 Medical and traumatic emergencies.
👶 Pediatric and neonatal care.
🧠 Critical thinking and clinical decision-making.
👥 Leadership and management of complex scenes.

They have spent countless hours learning, practicing, testing, treating, studying, and pushing themselves to become better providers. They have been challenged in the classroom, in the lab, in hospitals, and in the field — and they kept going.

On behalf of everyone at Morgan County Ambulance Service, congratulations on this incredible accomplishment. We are proud of the providers you have become, proud of the work you put in to get here, and incredibly excited to see the difference you will make for the patients and families you serve.

Welcome to the next chapter.

You earned this. ❤️

Please join us in congratulating Kebri, Kalissa, and Miguel on officially becoming Paramedics! 👏👏👏

08/13/2026

08/13/2026

Colorado EMS is essential.

Today marks an important milestone for emergency medical services across our state.

Colorado law now formally recognizes EMS as an essential service and an integral part of Colorado’s healthcare infrastructure.

From our largest cities to our rural and frontier communities, EMTs, paramedics, ambulance services, air-medical teams, educators, medical directors and EMS leaders are there when Colorado needs them.

Today, we celebrate that recognition—and everyone who makes Colorado EMS possible.

Officially recognized. Always essential.

08/12/2026

Morgan County is proud to begin a beta testing of a Special Needs Registry in the community of Wiggins. The purpose of the Special Needs Registry is to provide our first responders pertinent information regarding a community member with special needs whether they are young or an adult.

This information is going to be provided through the CAD system the first responders already utilize on a daily basis. Basic information such as where they live, a picture, and emergency contact information will be provided. In addition, information such as the specific disability or need, communication information for the individual, behavioral/ safety information, medical, school/program information, and emergency response information. The information will be gathered by paper form or electronically Special Needs Registry Form .

Each family will also be provided stickers for their homes and cars to alert first responders of a registrant that occupies that dwelling or is a passenger of that vehicle.

As a community we are proud to open up new ways to better serve all that reside in Morgan County and allow first responders pertinent information to assist them on calls.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMttAptdEmRVpMGr_btbDHUPLINzgo1M_yXANh_tLJdzylxg/viewform

08/11/2026

Congratulations to our very own Paramedic, Andrew for completing the fire academy while continuing to still work full-time! We're proud of you!

08/09/2026

Thank you for always looking over us, Sheila. Now and forever. 💛

Once a dispatcher, always a dispatcher. Today we are remembering ours. 💛

🎧 602

There was a voice on the other end of the worst day.
Steady when nothing else was.
It did not shake and it did not rush,
and it stayed on the line until help came through the door.

She never saw the faces.
They never saw hers.
They only knew that somebody answered,
and that somebody was 602.

The tones are cleared.
The console is dark.
The headset is hung up for good.

602, your watch is over.
Former Supervisor Sheila Hastings, you are 10-7.

We have it from here. 💛

08/06/2026

The Morgan County Ambulance Service is proud to have a booth at the annual Fort Morgan Police Department BBQ With The Blue! We will be at the library park until 8pm! Stop by and learn about our cadet program, have your blood pressure checked, and meet our staff!

Morgan County Sheriff's Office, Colorado
Colorado State Patrol
Brush Police Department
Log Lane Village Police Department
Wiggins Colorado Police Department

Thank you for always having our backs! 👮 🚑 🚒