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Join Navajo EMS’ Kayenta and Inscription House Stations for a Trunk or Treat! 🎃👻 We’re teaming up with local Navajo Divi...
10/10/2026

Join Navajo EMS’ Kayenta and Inscription House Stations for a Trunk or Treat! 🎃👻

We’re teaming up with local Navajo Division of Public Safety personnel in Kayenta for an evening of treats and community fun. Bring the family, wear your favorite costumes, and celebrate with your local first responders!

📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕓 4–7 p.m.
📍 East parking lot at Kayenta Alternative Rural Hospital

We look forward to seeing you there! 🍬🚑

Celebrating a new chapter in community care!Today, Navajo EMS joined the historic grand opening of the Echo Cliffs Healt...
10/02/2026

Celebrating a new chapter in community care!

Today, Navajo EMS joined the historic grand opening of the Echo Cliffs Health Center, a 123,000-square-foot outpatient facility bringing essential health services closer to Navajo, Hopi, and Southern Paiute families.

The center offers primary care, pediatrics, pharmacy, eye care, physical therapy, women’s health, specialty clinics, and more.

Led by Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) leadership, the project also includes the Echo Cliffs EMS Substation and an onsite helicopter pad.

The EMS substation is an extension of our Tuba City Station, serving the western corridor of the Navajo Nation. Navajo EMS will coordinate emergency response and patient transport services. Echo Cliffs Health Center is an outpatient clinic, not a hospital.

Thank you to TCRHCC leadership and everyone who helped make this milestone possible. We’re proud to be part of this facility and to serve the communities who will benefit from it!

NAVAJO EMS IS RECRUITING PARAMEDICS AND AN EMT SUPERVISORLooking for an opportunity to put your clinical or leadership s...
09/24/2026

NAVAJO EMS IS RECRUITING PARAMEDICS AND AN EMT SUPERVISOR

Looking for an opportunity to put your clinical or leadership skills to work? Navajo EMS has openings for paramedics and an Emergency Medical Technician Supervisor.

PARAMEDIC
💵 Listed pay rate: $61,763.04

📍 Tuba City, AZ
• Requisition: DPS04792087
• Apply by September 30, 2026

📍 Navajo Nation Wide
• Requisition: DPS04792090
• Apply by October 28, 2026

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR
💵 Listed pay rate: $68,569.92

📍 Crownpoint, NM
• Requisition: DPS04792106
• Apply by October 28, 2026

Bring your experience and dedication to a team serving Navajo communities. Review the full job announcement for qualifications and application instructions, and use the corresponding requisition number when searching for a position.

Apply before the listed closing date, and share these opportunities with your EMS network!

JOIN NAVAJO EMS: EMT–INTERMEDIATE OPENINGSBring your training, compassion, and commitment to patient care to Navajo Emer...
09/23/2026

JOIN NAVAJO EMS: EMT–INTERMEDIATE OPENINGS

Bring your training, compassion, and commitment to patient care to Navajo Emergency Medical Services. We’re recruiting Emergency Medical Technicians–Intermediate at these locations:

📍 Tuba City, AZ
• Requisition: DPS04792086
• Apply by September 30, 2026

📍 Navajo Nation Wide
• Requisition: DPS04792089
• Apply by October 28, 2026

📍 Tohatchi, NM — Two openings
• Requisitions: DPS04792105 and DPS04792108
• Apply by October 28, 2026

📍 Crownpoint, NM
• Requisition: DPS04792111
• Apply by October 28, 2026

💵 Listed pay rate: $55,979.28

Help provide emergency medical care to the communities we serve. Review the full job announcement for qualifications and application instructions, and reference the requisition number for the opening that interests you.

Know someone who would be a great addition to Navajo EMS? Share this post!

NAVAJO EMS IS HIRING: EMT-BasicsPut your skills to work serving communities across the Navajo Nation! Navajo EMS is recr...
09/22/2026

NAVAJO EMS IS HIRING: EMT-Basics

Put your skills to work serving communities across the Navajo Nation! Navajo EMS is recruiting Emergency Medical Technicians–Basic for the following locations:

📍 Tuba City, AZ
• Requisition: DPS04792085
• Apply by September 30, 2026

📍 Navajo Nation Wide
• Requisition: DPS04792088
• Apply by October 28, 2026

📍 Crownpoint, NM — Two openings
• Requisitions: DPS04792107 and DPS04792109
• Apply by October 28, 2026

📍 Ojo Encino, NM
• Requisition: DPS04792110
• Apply by October 28, 2026

💵 Listed pay rate: $50,968.08

Ready to serve? Review the full job announcement for qualifications and application instructions, and use the requisition number to identify your preferred opening.

Share this opportunity with an EMT who wants to make a difference!

🚧 TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN! 🚧The Navajo Division of Public Safety is seeing an increase in people attempting to cross da...
09/17/2026

🚧 TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN! 🚧

The Navajo Division of Public Safety is seeing an increase in people attempting to cross dangerous flooded roadways in vehicles and on foot. We urge everyone to exercise extreme caution. Never drive or walk into floodwater.

Water may be deeper and moving faster than it appears, and the roadway underneath may be damaged or washed away. Seeing another vehicle cross does not mean it is safe for you to follow.

Keep these flood safety tips in mind:
🔹 Turn around at flooded roads and washes. Choose a safe alternate route or delay travel until conditions improve.
🔹 Respect road closures and barricades. Never move them or drive around them.
🔹 Even shallow floodwater is dangerous. Just 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock an adult down, and 12 inches can carry away a small car. Trucks and SUVs are also at risk.
🔹 Keep children and pets away from floodwater. Do not allow them to play near flooded washes, drainage areas, or roadways.
🔹 Stay informed and seek higher ground if flooding threatens. Follow weather alerts, local road updates, and instructions from emergency personnel.

Your safety matters to your family, your community, and the first responders who serve you. Do not risk your life to cross a flooded roadway. Turn Around, Don’t Drown.

This week, Navajo EMS personnel Josh Ellison and Phillip Yazzie attended the Vision: FirstNet Users Summit and participa...
09/16/2026

This week, Navajo EMS personnel Josh Ellison and Phillip Yazzie attended the Vision: FirstNet Users Summit and participated in the Public Safety Broadband Technology Association’s Gathering of Tribal Public Safety seminar.

The seminar brought participants together to discuss the future of tribal public safety, resilience, interoperability, and emergency preparedness. These conversations offer valuable insights for Navajo EMS and the entire Navajo Division of Public Safety, helping inform how our agencies communicate, coordinate, and prepare to serve our communities during emergencies.

Thank you to Josh and Phillip for representing Navajo EMS and contributing to these important discussions!

Bring your skills. Serve your community.Navajo EMS is hiring Emergency Medical Technician – Basic! Help provide emergenc...
09/14/2026

Bring your skills. Serve your community.

Navajo EMS is hiring Emergency Medical Technician – Basic! Help provide emergency care, support patients during transport, and bring compassion to people when they need it most.

We have seven openings across five communities:
📍 Dilkon, AZ — 1 opening
📍 Crownpoint, NM — 2 openings
📍 Tuba City, AZ — 1 opening
📍 Ojo Encino, NM — 1 opening
📍 Fort Defiance, AZ — 2 openings

💵 Starting at $50,968
📅 Apply by September 16, 2026. One Fort Defiance position, requisition DPS0471971, closes September 17, 2026.

Put your EMT training to work serving the Navajo Nation.

View full qualifications and apply through the Navajo DPM Job Portal: https://apply.navajo-nsn.gov/

SAFETY REMINDER | PARADE SAFETYAs you enjoy the parade, please help us keep everyone safe by staying alert and following...
09/12/2026

SAFETY REMINDER | PARADE SAFETY

As you enjoy the parade, please help us keep everyone safe by staying alert and following these important safety reminders.

Please maintain a safe distance from floats and vehicles, stay out of blind spots, and never enter the roadway to retrieve dropped items. Always follow directions from parade staff and emergency personnel.

If someone is injured or in immediate danger, call 911.

For everyone’s safety, please enjoy the parade from the designated viewing areas. Let’s work together to make this a safe and enjoyable event for everyone.

Stay safe. Stay alert. Enjoy the parade.

Navajo EMS and our public safety partners are in full operation for the 2026 Navajo Nation Fair!Our teams are ready to r...
09/12/2026

Navajo EMS and our public safety partners are in full operation for the 2026 Navajo Nation Fair!

Our teams are ready to respond and support the safety of fairgoers, families, vendors, and participants. As you enjoy the fair, help us keep the celebration safe:
💧 Bring water, stay hydrated, and take breaks from the sun.
👟 Wear comfortable shoes and plan for changing weather.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Choose a meeting spot with your group and keep children close in crowded areas.
🚧 Keep emergency access routes clear and give responding personnel room to work.
📍 Know your location. Use nearby signs, landmarks, or attraction names can help responders find you.

For an emergency, call 911. Clearly describe your location and what happened, and follow the dispatcher’s instructions.

Look out for one another, enjoy the celebration, and help everyone get home safely!

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PO Box 3360
Window Rock, AZ
86515

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+19288716410

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