Caribou County EMS

08/31/2026

Come take the class and join our team!

05/18/2026

03/17/2026

🚑🧸 Stuffed Animal Donation Drive 🧸🚑

The Caribou County Ambulance Service is asking for your help to bring comfort to our smallest patients.

When children experience emergencies, it can be scary and overwhelming. A simple stuffed animal can make a huge difference—providing comfort, distraction, and a sense of security during a difficult moment.

❤️ We are collecting NEW stuffed animals to keep on our ambulances and give to children in need.

Donation Guidelines:
✔️ Must be NEW (for health and safety reasons)
✔️ Medium or small size preferred

Drop-Off Location:
📍 40 West Center Street Soda Springs, Idaho

Every donation helps us turn a frightening situation into something a little less scary for a child in our community.

Thank you for supporting your local EMS and helping us care for Caribou County—one small act of kindness at a time. 💙

03/11/2026

🚑 Your Ambulance Service Is Here for You – Don’t Hesitate to Call 🚑

In Caribou County, we are incredibly blessed to have dedicated ambulance crews ready to respond when someone is sick, injured, or in need of medical help. These teams are trained, equipped, and on call 24/7 to care for our community when it matters most.
Unfortunately, many people hesitate to call for an ambulance because they think their situation “isn’t serious enough,” they don’t want to bother anyone, or they plan to drive themselves. The truth is, getting medical care early and safely can make a huge difference in an emergency.

Our ambulance crews can:
• Begin medical treatment right away
• Monitor vital signs and stabilize patients
• Provide safe transport to the hospital
• Bring lifesaving equipment directly to you

If you are experiencing chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms, serious injury, or any situation where you are unsure what to do — please call 911. That is exactly why ambulance services exist.

Your local EMS providers are your neighbors, friends, and family members who care deeply about this community. They would much rather respond and help than have someone wait too long to get the care they need.

💙 When in doubt, call. We’re here for you.

02/03/2026

Chest pain, shortness of breath, nausea, jaw or arm pain—these can all be signs of a heart attack. EMTs aren’t just there for transport. They can start lifesaving care immediately at your side, including monitoring your heart, giving oxygen or medications, and getting you to the right hospital fast.

Don’t wait it out. Don’t drive yourself.
Early treatment saves heart muscle—and lives.

If you or someone near you has symptoms, call 911 and let our EMTs help.

08/19/2025

🚑 Caribou County EMS Wants YOU! 🚑

Are you ready to make a real difference in your community? Here’s your chance! We’re looking for motivated, caring, and committed individuals to join the Caribou County EMS team.

✨ Why join?

Learn life-saving skills that matter.

Serve your friends, neighbors, and community in their time of need.

Become part of a dedicated, supportive EMS family.

🖥 Class Details:

The EMT Basic class starts October 14, 2025 and finishes February 10, 2026.

The class is a combination of online and in person. In person class will be every Tuesday 6 PM to 10 PM.

📞 How to Join: Message us here, call (208) 547-2583 for details, or stop in at 40 West Center Street in Soda Springs for the application.

💪 Don’t just stand by when help is needed — be the help. Step up. Save lives. Change your future.

03/14/2025

If you are needing or wanting to get CPR certified give us a call! 208-547-2583

01/03/2025

12/31/2024

Access Google Forms with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

09/25/2024

Caribou County
All-Hazard Mitigation Plan
Public Opinion Survey

We need your help!
Caribou County is embarking on an initiative to assist communities in
reducing risk from natural and man-made hazards. We are conducting a survey designed to
help us understand your perceptions of those hazards. The information you provide will help
improve coordination of risk reduction activities within the County.

You can access the survey by entering in the following URL into your web browser.
https://arcg.is/05PCiX0