Randolph County Ambulance District

10/15/2026

This October, Randolph County Ambulance District is proud to recognize one of our very own, Stephanie Clark, a breast cancer survivor whose journey is a powerful example of strength, determination, and resilience.

In November 2011, Stephanie received news that would forever change her life — she had breast cancer. What followed was a whirlwind of appointments, decisions, and treatments. Things moved quickly, and on December 20, 2011, just one month after her diagnosis, Stephanie underwent a double mastectomy.

Following surgery, further testing of her breast tissue revealed that she was battling not just one, but two different types of cancer. In January 2012, Stephanie began chemotherapy, undergoing two different types of chemotherapy treatments at the same time.

What Stephanie faced was far from easy. Behind every treatment, every appointment, and every difficult day was a woman fighting for her health, her future, and her life.

Today, nearly 15 years after her diagnosis, Stephanie’s story is one of survival, perseverance, and hope. Her journey serves as a reminder that behind every pink ribbon is a real person with a story worth telling.

As EMS professionals, we dedicate our lives to caring for others, but sometimes the strongest fighters are the very people standing beside us.

Stephanie, we are incredibly proud to have you as part of our RCAD family. Your journey is inspiring, and we are honored to celebrate not only your survivorship but also the incredible woman you are today.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to remember the importance of early detection, regular screenings, and supporting those affected by this disease.

💗 To those fighting, we stand beside you.
💗 To those who have survived, we celebrate you.
💗 To those we have lost, we remember you.

10/07/2026

🎀💜 This October, Randolph County Ambulance District is proud to show our support for Breast Cancer Awareness and Domestic Violence Awareness.

Throughout the month, you’ll see pink and purple ribbons displayed on all of our ambulances as a visible reminder of the strength, courage, and resilience of those affected by breast cancer and domestic violence.

🎀 Pink represents hope, strength, and support for those battling breast cancer, survivors, and the loved ones who stand beside them.

💜 Purple represents awareness, support, and hope for survivors of domestic violence and remembrance of those whose lives have been impacted.

As first responders, we are honored to stand with the members of our community facing these battles. Sometimes a simple ribbon can carry a powerful message: You are seen. You are supported. You are not alone.

10/02/2026

☀️ A Beautiful Day to Take Care of What Takes Care of Our Community!

We’re taking advantage of this beautiful sunny day to clean up the garage and give our trucks some much-needed attention.

Taking pride in our equipment and facilities is about more than keeping things looking good—it’s about taking care of the resources entrusted to us so they’re ready when our community needs them most.

A little sunshine, some soap, and a little elbow grease! 🧼🚑☀️

Taking care of what we have, so we can continue taking care of those in need.

09/30/2026

09/13/2026

A huge thank you to Timberlake Christian Chirch for providing a delicious lasagna dinner for our on-duty EMS crew!

Your kindness, generosity, and support mean so much to our team. Our crews spend long hours serving our community, and having a warm meal provided for them is always greatly appreciated.

We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a caring and supportive community. Thank you, Timberlake Christian Church, for thinking of our EMS crew and showing them some extra love! 🚑❤️

09/13/2026

08/26/2026

A scheduled maintenance outage will impact all City office phone systems for approximately 1 hour on Wednesday (8/26) from 9-10AM. Service will resume after maintenance is complete. Dial 911 if you have an emergency. For non-emergency concerns, please try your call again after 10AM. Visit us online at cityofmoberly.com or email [email protected].

08/21/2026

Still have one full time position open and taking applications for PRN paramedics. See flyer for details!

08/12/2026

The Randolph County Ambulance District is proud to support the Missouri State Fair Fire Department and even prouder to see Randolph County so well represented at this year's fair.

This year, RCAD has donated an ambulance and the Southeastern Randolph County Fire Protection District has donated a fire apparatus to assist with emergency response throughout the Missouri State Fair, helping provide prompt emergency medical and fire services to the hundreds of thousands of visitors attending the fair.

We're especially proud of EMT Brooke Herrin of the Randolph County Ambulance District and Captain Charlie Peel of the Southeastern Randolph County Fire Protection District, who are volunteering their time and expertise while serving with the State Fair Fire Department.

Thank you, Brooke and Charlie, for representing Randolph County with professionalism, dedication, and pride. Your commitment to serving others—both here at home and across the state—is a true reflection of what public service is all about.

We also appreciate our partners at the Southeastern Randolph County Fire Protection District for their continued collaboration and willingness to answer the call wherever they are needed.

Stay safe, and thank you for representing Randolph County so well!