New Town Ambulance Service, Inc.

09/26/2026

➡️‼️ 9/26/26 6:10 am Update: CANCELLED Shelter In Place Order. Repeat-Shelter In Place Order LIFTED. There is no further active threat to the safety of the public. Per TATLE Chief of Police Whitman.
A wireless emergency alert will be sent out shortly with this update.

‼️⚠️9/26/26 5:30 am Update: SHELTER IN PLACE ORDER still in effect. Repeat-Shelter in Place Order still in effect until further notice per TATLE.

🚨ACTIVE THREAT-SHELTER IN PLACE ORDER issued for the New Town & Four Bears area per TATLE Chief of Police Whitman as of 9/25/26 at 10:28 pm until further notice.
A wireless emergency alert was sent out to the affected area this evening.

‼️THREAT: A Shooting occurred this evening.
2 Males-both dressed in black are armed and on foot in the New Town area.

🛑INSTRUCTIONS: Shelter in Place. Lock your doors and stay away from windows. Refrain from leaving your home at this time.
All others need to avoid the area and follow all law enforcement restrictions and instructions.
If you see these males, or see anything suspicious, do not approach. Instead-contact law enforcement immediately by calling 911 or TAT PD at 701-627-3617.

09/24/2026

➡️MHA Nation Missing Child Advisory CANCELLED 9/26/26 12:18 am Update: Ivette has been located safe by law enforcement. Confirmed by TATLE Lt. Hartman at 12:18 am. Thank you to everyone who shared her flyer and kept an eye out for her!

➡️9/24/26 11:00 am Update: Ivette is still missing and may now be in the New Town, ND area. Please keep an eye out for her.

🔴‼️9/23/26 MISSING CHILD ADVISORY-IVETTE JADA BATEMAN, 17 YO Female missing from Parshall, ND.‼️🔴
A Wireless Emergency Alert was sent out a few minutes ago reservation wide this evening.
If you have any information on this young woman’s whereabouts or know where she is, please contact law enforcement immediately at 701-627-3617 or call 911. Please share.

08/24/2026

We currently have a full-time paramedic position open! We are an ALS Ambulance Service located in the heart of the Bakken Oil Field. Due to our geographic location and distance from medical facilities, we have very aggressive protocols. We respond to a wide variety of trauma and medical calls.
Fully furnished living quarters, education rooms, and offices are all on-site. We have 4 ambulances and operate 2 full-time crews.
We are moving to a 1 week on / 2 weeks off schedule.
-Starting pay is $70,000/yr.
-PTO, Holiday Pay, and Retirement matching program!
-Employer-paid Family Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance.
-Employer-paid Short and Long Term Disability Benefits.
-Employer-paid life insurance.
-Uniform and Education Allowances!

Must possess:
NREMT-Paramedic, ACLS, PALS, CPR, & have a current driver's license.

Any questions in regards to this position, please contact us here on facebook!

06/28/2026

6/27/26 08:45pm: ALL FBIR Storm Shelters are OPEN and ready to receive those who wish to shelter until the severe thunderstorms (with possible destructive 80 mph winds) pass through our area this evening.
Please seek shelter for your safety, stay safe, and stay calm.
The MHA EOC is also open.
Please enter thru the south main lobby doors. All other doors are locked. Pets are welcome but must be in a carrier or on a leash.
Continue to monitor local news and weather stations for changing weather conditions.
Many thanks to our shelter coordinators for their immediate responses to activating their sites! 🙌🏼

06/28/2026

06/27/2026

Severe weather expected this evening, June 27th. Please keep an eye on the forecast and be prepared to take shelter. Those camping this weekend in the area should plan on seeking shelter at a storm shelter ahead of time.

Expect storms starting to initiate around the MT/ND border around 5 pm today. Storms are then expected to continue into the early overnight hours as they generally move eastward. Expect individual supercells to start then a squall line forms (or a line of thunderstorms).
All threats are possible!
Hail up to 3" in diameter
75 mph wind gusts
A few tornadoes

06/08/2026

Numerous to widespread severe storms are possible late this afternoon through this evening across most of western and central North Dakota. The main hazards will be 2 inch diameter hail, damaging winds up to 70 mph, and a possible tornado. Localized peak gusts of 85+ mph are possible. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive warnings.

06/08/2026

🔸6/7/26 STORM SHELTER OPEN🔸
The MHA EOC Storm Shelter will be open this evening from 6:30p-10:30p for anyone who may need it.
We are actively monitoring the wx forecast and will be available longer if needed.
📍Location: 8880 Hwy 23B New Town, ND (located 1 mile north of New Town on Hwy 1804 or across from the north United Quality.)
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒If you are bringing children, please bring their favorite blankets and some toys to keep them comfortable while they wait.
🦮Pets are welcome, but they must be on a leash or in a carrier.
♿️Please keep the parking spaces directly in front of the main entrance open for the Elderly and those who need them.
➡️🚪Please enter thru the main lobby doors (shown below) on the south side of the building. All other entrances are FOB access only and are locked.
Be aware that the main entrance has fema storm shelter spec-designed doors, so they are alittle heavier than normal doors.
📞If you need assistance, please contact Facilities Protection Specialist Adrian Shanley at Cell: 701-421-0996 or Office: 701-627-7300.

📻📺Please be aware of changing weather conditions by monitoring local weather and news stations like KMHA 91.3 FM, NOAA WX Radios, and utilizing weather mobile apps.

⛈️Damaging winds of 70+ mph and large hail are the main threats for this evening, but the possibility of a tornado in our area can’t be ruled out.
Make sure you take the time now to secure any outdoor belongings, consider postponing any travel late this evening with a high profile vehicle or attachments, bring your pets inside, and if you are recreating outdoors like camping or boating, you are encouraged to pack up early to avoid property damage and potential injuries due to the high winds expected.
⚡️Please also be prepared for intermittent power outages.

👷🏼SKYWARN Trained Weather Spotters:
Please assist the NWS if you are safely able to do so. SKYWARN spotter reports provide vital "ground truth" to the NWS. They act as their eyes and ears in the field. Spotter reports help our meteorologists issue timely, accurate, and detailed warnings by confirming hazardous weather detected by NWS radar.
Spotters also provide critical verification information that helps improve future warning services. SKYWARN Spotters serve their local communities by acting as a vital source of information when dangerous storms approach.

📲If you don’t already have it, we encourage you to download the free FEMA Mobile App and input your location by zip code to receive real-time emergency alerts. You can save up to 5 locations in your app for receiving notifications.

⛈️Segment Shelter Coordinators were notified by our Mass Care Specialist to maintain situational awareness on the severe weather conditions expected for the evening hours and will be on standby to open their shelters. (See comments section for Flyer of Shelter Locations)

06/06/2026

Scattered to numerous severe storms are possible late Sunday Afternoon and Sunday evening across most of western and central North Dakota. The main hazards will be 2 inch hail, damaging winds up to 70 mph, and a tornado is possible. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive warnings.