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Allen County EMS It is the purpose of Allen County Emergency Medical Services to provide pre-hospital care to the re

It is the purpose of Allen County Emergency Medical Services to provide pre-hospital care to the residents and visitors of Scottsville and Allen County. With team work and training, we shall strive to maintain our professionalism and enhance our ability to provide the highest standard of care. These values shall be continuously provided through dedicated service to our community.

Hello everyone! We have had an overwhelming response to the EMT class announcement. Several good questions have been ...
10/01/2026

Hello everyone! We have had an overwhelming response to the EMT class announcement. Several good questions have been asked.

*The class is $1600. $500 is due at registration. The remaining 1,100 will be due when class begins. The class cost had to be increased due to book cost.
*The total cost includes book, workbook, CPR certification, and uniform shirt.
*To register for the class, you must go to Allen County EMS between the hours of 08:00 and 15:00. Cash or check only. We do not accept credit cards. 114 Rob H Cline Lane Scottsville Ky 42164.
*When you pass the class, skills testing and final, you will qualify to take the National Registry exam.
* Class will meet on Monday and Thursday nights from 17:00-21:00.
*With the exception of inclement weather, all classes will be in person.
* Uniforms shirts are provided, but you will be required to purchase black pants and black shoes/boots.

Spots are filling quick. Don’t hesitate! Come learn with us and begin a rewarding career of service to your community.

10/01/2026

Allen County Ambulance Service is excited to announce registration is open for student enrollment. Class will run from January 11 - May 17 from 5-9pm at ACEMS on Monday and Thursday nights. A limited number of seats are available for the class. The class cost is $1,600 per student with a nonrefundable $500.00 registration fee due at enrollment. The remaining cost is due when class begins. Cash/check only.

If you have questions, you may contact Allen County Ambulance Service at 270-237-5938 or Kari Young at [email protected].

Today, Allen County EMS remembers Trooper Hayden Phillips.Today should have been a day filled with birthday wishes, laug...
09/30/2026

Today, Allen County EMS remembers Trooper Hayden Phillips.

Today should have been a day filled with birthday wishes, laughter, and celebration. Instead, Kentucky is mourning a husband, a father, a son, a friend, and a fellow first responder.

Trooper Hayden Phillips was killed in the line of duty on September 28 while serving the people of the Commonwealth. He leaves behind his wife, Jordan, and their three young sons. Today would have been his 29th birthday.

There are no words that can make sense of a loss like this.

But there is something we can do.

We can remember him.

We can remember the man behind the badge.
The husband who was deeply loved.
The father whose boys will grow up hearing stories about their dad.
The trooper who answered the call to protect people he may never have known.
The first responder who gave everything in service to his Commonwealth.

Today, instead of simply saying Happy Birthday, we say:

Happy Birthday, Hayden.

Your life mattered.
Your service mattered.
Your sacrifice matters.

And to Jordan and those three boys—on a day that should have been filled with celebration, please know that your Kentucky family is standing beside you. We will remember Hayden’s name. We will remember his service. And we will continue to speak of the man he was long after the sirens grow quiet.

Rest easy, Trooper Phillips.
We have the watch from here.

💙🖤🇺🇸
Trooper Hayden Phillips — EOW 09/28/2026
KSP Post 3 | Unit 369

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Woody’s official last day after 20 years of dedicated service to Allen C...
09/29/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Woody’s official last day after 20 years of dedicated service to Allen County Ambulance Service.

I knew this day was coming, but it hit me a lot harder than I thought it would.

Woody has been so much more than a coworker—he has been my best friend at work. If I needed to vent, complain, work through a problem, or just needed some good advice, Woody was always the one I called. I’ve always called them my “Woody talks,” and even though he’s retiring, I have a feeling those talks aren’t going anywhere.

In all these years, I honestly can’t remember hearing one person who has worked with Woody as a partner say anything bad about him. Quite the opposite—they would gladly work beside him again. That says everything about the kind of partner, paramedic, coworker, and person he is.

Woody’s retirement is a tremendous loss for Allen County Ambulance Service. Twenty years of dedication, experience, compassion, and service can’t simply be replaced.

Woody, thank you for everything you have given to Allen County, our service, our patients, and especially those of us who have had the privilege of working beside you.

You will be greatly missed, and you will never be replaced. I’m going to miss having you here more than I can put into words—but I’ll always be grateful for the years, the memories, the laughs, the advice, and especially all those “Woody talks.”

Congratulations on your retirement, my friend. You’ve earned it. ❤️🚑

Thank you Milo for stopping by to deliver a message and treats. You made our day.
09/11/2026

Thank you Milo for stopping by to deliver a message and treats. You made our day.

🎉 HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO KARI KEEN YOUNG! 🎉We are incredibly proud to congratulate Kari Keen Young on passing the IBSC ...
08/31/2026

🎉 HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO KARI KEEN YOUNG! 🎉

We are incredibly proud to congratulate Kari Keen Young on passing the IBSC Certified Critical Care Paramedic (CCP-C) exam! 🚑👏

This is an outstanding accomplishment. With fewer than 100 Critical Care Paramedics certified in the state of Kentucky, we are honored and proud to call Kari one of our own at Allen County EMS!

Kari’s dedication, hard work, and commitment to continuing her education represent exactly what we strive for at Allen County EMS. We believe in continually learning, improving, and being the very best we can be so that when our community needs us most, we are prepared to provide the highest level of care possible.

Allen County, be proud! Your EMS professionals are committed to advancing their knowledge and skills every day so we can better serve and protect the community we call home.

Congratulations, Kari! You earned it, and we are extremely proud of you! 🚑💙

Thank you, Kari Young, for teaching Stop the Bleed to our JEBMS educators. Your willingness to teach these critical, lif...
08/12/2026

Thank you, Kari Young, for teaching Stop the Bleed to our JEBMS educators. Your willingness to teach these critical, lifesaving skills helps prepare our educators for the unimaginable—something we hope they never have to face, but that could one day help save a life.

We are grateful for your time, knowledge, and commitment to making our schools and community safer. ❤️

07/21/2026

The Allen County Ambulance Service is taking road safety in Scottsville to the next level with Safety Cloud by HAAS Alert. This technology sends digital alerts to nearby drivers when our emergency vehicles are responding to an incident. You'll receive these alerts directly on your in-dash system if you drive a 2024 or newer model of Volkswagen vehicles or 2018 and newer models of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM, or through popular navigation apps like Waze and Apple Maps.

By giving you extra time to slow down and move over, Safety Cloud helps reduce collision risks by up to 90% and supports compliance with Kentucky Move Over laws. Let's work together to make our roads safer for everyone - share with friends and family to spread the word.
HAAS Alert

Thanks to The Core of Scottsville Summer Day Camp for inviting us to your ‘Hero Training Academy’ week. We had a great ...
06/26/2026

Thanks to The Core of Scottsville Summer Day Camp for inviting us to your ‘Hero Training Academy’ week. We had a great time!

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42164

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