Marsing Ambulance

10/16/2026

Our thoughts are with our brothers and sisters with Bend Fire and Rescue on this very difficult day. You answered the call none of us ever want to hear. Thank you!

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10/15/2026

You may have seen this graph before...our historic call volume. Well...today, with 2 1/2 months to go in the year, we hit request #447 😳.

10/14/2026

Our colleagues over at the Owyhee County Sheriff's Office did some amazing work during the fire. We appreciate them every day for what they do!

Four members of the Owyhee County Sheriff's Office were honored Tuesday for their work during the Big Grass Fire, receiving the Sheriff's Distinguished Service

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Such a fun visit to the Husky Pups Preschool today where we were able to do show and tell with the ambulance.

10/03/2026

We prefer to watch the game like everyone else but happy to step in when needed. Great job by the athletic trainers in their assessment and decision to take all precautions for this player.

09/20/2026

Teamwork at its best! 🚑🚒🚁

Marsing Ambulance, Marsing Fire, Marsing Search and Rescue, the Owyhee County Sheriff’s Office, and St. Luke’s Air Medics safely worked together to bring an injured hiker out of Jump Creek Falls.

It was a challenging rescue, but the teamwork and coordination between all the agencies helped the difficult operation proceed smoothly and safely.

A huge thank-you to Deputy Juarez for stepping in and helping with the heavy lifting. Your willingness to jump in and help made a difference!

Great job by everyone involved, and thank you to all who answered the call to help. 🇺🇸👏

09/07/2026

With yesterday’s rain came a pretty rainbow. I don’t know about a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow but there was an ambulance 😁.

09/05/2026

For those individuals new to the Treasure Valley, many rural city’s such as Marsing and Homedale have volunteer emergency responders. These individuals receive emergency calls from their homes or work on their phones and radios of a 911 call and proceed to scene in their own vehicles. When you see these vechicles behind you or approaching you, please yield right of way…. It could be your family member….

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07/11/2026

Well said…

We join the fire and emergency medical services community in mourning the passing of Randy Mantooth, best known for his portrayal of Firefighter-Paramedic Johnny Gage on the groundbreaking television series Emergency!

Beginning in 1972, Johnny Gage and Roy DeSoto introduced millions of Americans to a new model of emergency care: highly trained paramedics responding from the fire station and bringing advanced medical treatment directly to the patient. The series helped the public understand and support the emerging paramedic profession, while inspiring generations of firefighters, EMTs and paramedics to serve their communities.

That history has a special connection to El Dorado County. In July 1977, some of the first ambulance service agreements on the West Slope were established with the Po***ck Pines Fire Protection District and the Diamond Springs-El Dorado Fire Protection District. The service established in Po***ck Pines—and later carried forward through the former Po***ck Pines-Camino Fire Protection District—helped build the foundation for the fire-based paramedic and ambulance system serving our communities today.

While Randy Mantooth portrayed a paramedic on television, his commitment to EMS continued long after the series ended. He became a respected advocate for firefighters, paramedics and emergency medical services professionals across the country.

His legacy lives on each time a firefighter-paramedic answers the call, brings advanced care to someone in need and carries forward the mission that Emergency! helped introduce to the nation.

Rest in peace, Randy Mantooth. Thank you for helping tell the story of paramedicine—and for inspiring generations to become part of it. We'll take it from here. Squad 51 clear. KMG-365