Grangeville EMT Association

10/07/2026

Check out this excellent senior project! We love to see young people taking an interest in first aid and life saving resources!

10/03/2026

We had a great time at Oktoberfest today! It's always such a great time giving the kids tours and spending time in the community!

09/25/2026

We would like to thank Idaho Forest Group and Felisha Johnson for thinking of us and donating their surplused AED to GEMTA. This will be refurbished and used in the community setting! We appreciate their commitment to helping keep our communities safe 🥰

Please consider learning CPR to see what you can do for your community should someone suffer a cardiac arrest. Bystander CPR saves lives

09/10/2026

We had a great time at GEMS today! Thank you so much to the 3rd graders and Mrs. Rambo for inviting us for your first responder thank you. It means a lot to us 😊❤️

08/29/2026

Your Grangeville EMS crew participated in the first responder heat of the LC Valley Down and Dirty Mud Run. This event benefits local charities and definitely challenges us! We had a ton of fun!

08/29/2026

Proud to provide standby service and cheer on the Grangeville Bulldogs!

08/23/2026

08/20/2026

We are so proud of these people! They are amazing and really have stepped up to help those in need

White Bird Residents Answer the Call Through Syringa Ambulance 🚑

After years without a functional local Quick Response Unit, White Bird now has seven trained emergency responders serving their community through Syringa Hospital Ambulance.

The team includes Ethan Blankers, Sofia Blankers, Courtney McElwain, Lia Kohler, Kelly Gray, Russell Gray and Ray Bowers. Six of the responders recently completed Emergency Medical Responder training, passed their national exams and received their state licenses.

This effort began after Syringa staff held a CPR class at the White Bird Baptist Church in April. Six community members stepped up and decided they wanted to do more to help their neighbors.

For the past several years, Ray Bowers has been the local responder in White Bird while waiting for an ambulance to arrive. Now, he’ll be joined by six newly licensed EMRs, creating a stronger local response team when every second counts.

“White Bird is a very special community. It is an honor to live here and be part of it. I’m happy to answer the call to help serve and protect them. It really was not a choice; it was just in my heart to do so,” said Lia Kohler.

We’re excited to welcome these new responders to the Syringa Ambulance team and grateful for their commitment to serving the White Bird area!

07/30/2026

Thank you to p1fcu for stopping by! We appreciate the support (and snacks!) So much. It's awesome to live in such a wonderful and thoughtful community ❤️