Gold Cross Ambulance

Gold Cross Ambulance was honored on May 21, 2025 by Governor Spencer Cox and the Utah Department of Public Safety Bureau of EMS for pioneering Utah’s first paramedic program. Gene Moffitt, Chairman of the Board and Mike Moffitt, President, were honored for recognizing the need for advanced pre- hospital care over 50 years ago. Working with other healthcare providers, Gold Cross established a program delivering hospital level care in emergencies. This initial reshaped Utah’s emergency medical systems, improving patient outcomes and setting the standard for coordinated lifesaving field care.

Click this link to hear Mike Moffitt as featured yesterday on KSL News Radio:

Speaking on Business: Gold Cross Ambulance - Salt Lake Chamber This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. As the state’s largest and oldest private ambulance provider, Gold Cross Ambulance was founded in 1968 with the vision of providing quality medical care to everyone regardless of race, creed, color, religion or the ability to pay. President, Mike Moffitt...

It is with heavy hearts we mourn the passing of Jeremy Gordon. Jeremy worked with us nearly 23 years at Gold Cross— he was hired in September 2001. His loss is is felt by the company and all who encountered him. Jeremy’s family is hosting a “Celebration of Life” on August 9th (tomorrow) from 6:00pm-8:30pm. The Celebration will be held at 112 East 200 South, Farmington, Utah.

The video tribute to Gene Moffitt as a 2024 Pioneer of Progress from the Days of '47 Committee is posted on our website! Watch it here:

2024 PIONEER OF PROGRESS FROM THE DAYS OF 47 COMMITTEE Pioneers of Progress. A KUTV special business profile; a video tribute to Gene and Julia Moffitt. https://www.daysof47.com/events/pioneers-of-progress

🚨 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR OUR PARAMEDIC COURSE! 🚨

We are now accepting applications for our Paramedic Cohort beginning January 29, 2024! You can apply at http://goldcrossservices.com/paramedic-program-application/ or contact Sam Brierley at [email protected] with any questions you might have. We are excited to help you reach your goals!

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September 11th is a day of remembrance and reflection, and it can be especially poignant for those of us in the emergency services community. Pictured in photos 1 & 2 are some of our own in St. George at the 9-11 First Responders Tribute, and Jessica Cureton Martinez representing Gold Cross in photo 3 at the Southern Utah University Rodeo ceremony of appreciation for First Responders.

https://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/archive/2023/08/30/spc-goldcrossambulance-23-avm-gold-cross-ambulance-earns-national-accreditation-only-ems-agency-in-utah-to-receive-designation/

Gold Cross Ambulance earns national accreditation; only EMS agency in Utah to receive designation CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Gold Cross Ambulance, a leader in emergency response services in Utah, has received national accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services. Gold Cross Ambulance received a perfect score during the process, thus demonstrating its high commitment and ...

Photos from Vernal’s 2024 Dinah “Soar” Days! How many hot air balloons would it take to float an ambulance?

Emergency dispatchers in St. George honored for reducing time on response calls

Emergency dispatchers in St. George honored for reducing time on response calls ST. GEORGE — The Order of Hermes is a recognition granted to those dispatchers who are the fastest at what they do, and in doing so, help save the lives of others when seconds matter most. “Seriously, we’re making a difference in our community and we’re doing it in a way I don’t think anyo...

This week, for National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, Gold Cross dispatch had themed days where they represented their favorite sports and teams, dressed up as their boss, cowboys, and wore crazy socks! We love to see them having fun and donning Matt’s daily uniform complete with a coffee mug!

As we approach the end of National Public Safety Telecommunications Week (always the second week of April), we would like to thank and and honor those working in our dispatch centers making sure our ambulances arrive where they're needed. Dispatchers are often the first point of contact in an emergency, and their hard work and dedication, day after day, is immensely appreciated. If you know someone working in a dispatch or telecommunications center serving your community, we encourage you to reach out and thank them!

"Thank you, again, for all the sacrifices you make to create a better and safer world for the public. Your commitment to your profession is appreciated by all of APCO International, the public safety communications community, and the citizens you serve."

You can click the link below to learn more about National Public Safety Telecommunications Week.

About NPSTW – NPSTW About NPSTW Every year during the second week of April, the telecommunications personnel in the public safety community, are honored. This week-long event, initially set up in 1981 by Patricia Anderson of the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office in California, is a time to celebrate and thank thos...