Johnson County TN Rescue Squad & EMS

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Johnson County TN Rescue Squad & EMS Providing 24/7 emergency care and services to the people of Johnson County TN since 1967. This page is not monitored 24/7.

If you have an emergency please call 911.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Chief Dave Lunceford and the men and women of Doe Valley Fire Department...
08/26/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Chief Dave Lunceford and the men and women of Doe Valley Fire Department during this difficult time. Johnson County EMS stands with you and shares in your loss. May God bring comfort and strength to all who knew and loved Dave. 🙏🚒

Congratulations to Chris Hitechew on an incredible 35 years of dedication to EMS education! Your commitment to teaching,...
07/31/2026

Congratulations to Chris Hitechew on an incredible 35 years of dedication to EMS education! Your commitment to teaching, mentoring, and preparing generations of EMS professionals has made a lasting impact on countless providers and especially our county. Thank you!

We are incredibly proud to announce that Matt Cornett has been named Paramedic of the Year by the Tennessee Ambulance Se...
02/20/2026

We are incredibly proud to announce that Matt Cornett has been named Paramedic of the Year by the Tennessee Ambulance Service Association (TASA)!

Matt represents the very best of what we strive for every day at Johnson County EMS — professionalism, dedication, compassion, and excellence in patient care. His commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed, and this award is a true reflection of the hard work he puts in both on and off the truck.

Please join us in congratulating Matt Cornett on this well-deserved honor presented by Tennessee Ambulance Service Association.

We are proud to serve alongside you, Matt. Congratulations! đź‘Źđźš‘

⚠️ Winter Storm Safety Reminder ⚠️A winter storm is expected to impact Johnson County, bringing hazardous conditions inc...
01/23/2026

⚠️ Winter Storm Safety Reminder ⚠️

A winter storm is expected to impact Johnson County, bringing hazardous conditions including snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures.

❄️ Please take precautions now:
• Avoid unnecessary travel if possible
• Slow down and increase following distance if you must drive
• Keep extra blankets, food, water, and medications on hand
• Check on elderly neighbors and those with medical needs
• Use caution with space heaters and alternative heat sources to prevent fires and carbon monoxide exposure

đźš‘ Johnson County EMS remains in service and prepared to respond, but severe weather can cause delays due to road conditions. Your preparation helps keep both the community and first responders safe.

Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay safe.

On December 5, 2025, Johnson County EMS responded to a cardiac arrest involving Mr. Douglas Miller while he was at work....
01/21/2026

On December 5, 2025, Johnson County EMS responded to a cardiac arrest involving Mr. Douglas Miller while he was at work. Mr. Miller received extensive prehospital care followed by continued hospital treatment over a 35-day period.

We are pleased to report that Mr. Miller has since made a full recovery and is expected to return to work.

This outcome reflects the coordinated efforts of Johnson County EMS, the Johnson County Sheriff’s Department, and hospital medical staff who provided continued care following transport.

EMS personnel involved included Ronnie Hall, Dillon McQueen, Matt Cornett and Joe Mariotti, with assistance from Deputy Bit Brown of the Johnson County Sheriff’s Department.

Johnson County EMS is proud of the professionalism and teamwork demonstrated during this incident and appreciates the opportunity to share this positive outcome with our community.

Posted with patient permission.

Johnson County EMS would like to give a huge thank you to Little Lifesavers for supplying our ambulances with pediatric ...
01/01/2026

Johnson County EMS would like to give a huge thank you to Little Lifesavers for supplying our ambulances with pediatric comfort kits! These kits help provide comfort and positive distraction for children during stressful emergencies and transports.

A special shout-out to Kenzie for helping make this possible. Partnerships like this make a real difference for our youngest patients and their families, and we’re grateful for the support from such an amazing nonprofit organization.

Together, we’re helping kids feel a little safer—one call at a time. 💙🧸

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203 Vandilla Street
Mountain City, TN
37683

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+14237276351

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