Noble County Emergency Services

01/09/2026

John was a long time provider that many of us at NCES proudly worked alongside over the years. He is dearly missed by all. This scholarship program is a great way to honor his commitment to the communities he served.

Cambridge Native’s Legacy Lives On Through EMT Scholarship
https://yourradioplace.com/cambridge-natives-legacy-lives-on-through-emt-scholarship/

01/09/2026

We have another thank you to send out to a community organization.

We recently received a donation to put toward equipment from the Mary Reed Memorial Church.

These contributions go directly toward life saving equipment and technology to put in the hands or our providers.

We cannot begin to express our gratitude for the support we receive!

Thank you!

01/01/2026

As we bring 2025 to a close, we have much to be thankful for.

To start, we cannot begin to express the gratitude we have for our community and the support we have received since opening our doors at midnight on July 1st of this year. From the planning phase of the operation through opening the service, and to this day, we have strived to be something the citizens of Noble County can depend on and be proud of.

We continue daily to explore better methods to provide service, implement protocols and procedures that allow us to stay current with the ever changing best practices, and to utilize technology when available to advance our craft and provide the best service possible.

Through the first 6 months of operations, we have responded to 894 total calls for service. Of those, 585 were transported to primary care hospitals. 309 of those calls resulted in the following:

1. Lift assists
2. Accidental Medical Alarms
3. Transporting critically ill or injured to a landing zone to be transported by aircraft
4. Refusal of care/transport
5. Coroner/non-hospital cases
6. Cancelled during response
7. Good intent- event standby's or sports coverage where an ambulance is required

We have stayed busy to say the least. Multiple occasions have occurred where both duty crews have already been on calls, and our call-in program has been utilized. This takes place when multiple calls occur in a short time frame and additional resources are needed. Part-time and Full-time providers are "notified" of the need and respond directly to the station to staff another ambulance. We have been fortunate to have such dedicated personnel who are willing to respond, even when off duty, to help our community.

In closing, we again thank you all for the amazing support of our agency and the work we do.

As 2025 counts down to an end we look forward to good things in 2026, and beyond!

Happy New Year Noble County!

12/03/2025

We would like to send out our sincerest THANK YOU to Dave King of King Quarries, Inc. for their generous donation to Noble County Emergency Service, Division of EMS.

This incredibly generous contribution will go toward life saving equipment for our community. We cannot begin to express how grateful we are for the amazing support of our community.

Thank you Dave!

Pictured left to right-

Paramedic Cindy D., Mr. Dave King, Assistant Director Ed M.

11/23/2025

An accident on 77 south late this afternoon led to a multi-agency response. A motorcycle accident occurred near the end of the 77 south on ramp near Caldwell. NCES Medic 2 and Medic 4 as well as Caldwell Fire and Noble County Deputies were the initial responders. 77 south was shut down temporarily as personnel rendered emergency care. Due to the perceived extent of injuries, MedFlight of Ohio was requested for immediate transport to a trauma center. Additional personnel from Caldwell Fire established a landing zone at nearby Noble Correctional where a commercial landing site was immediately available.

Personnel from all agencies worked quickly and diligently to treat and transport a victim to the landing zone, arriving simultaneously with the helicopter, and transferring care.

Thank you to all who assisted at the scene. We all hope for a positive outcome.

08/28/2025

Throughout the week, our crews have been staging and responding to calls for service from the Noble County Fairgrounds. Tonight, the duty crews of Medic 1 and Medic 2 continue to respond from the grounds as needed. Medic 3 is on hand to cover the Rodeo tonight. Stop by and say hi if you’re out at the fair tonight!

08/26/2025

Noble County Judge Allocates $40K to Emergency Services for Life-Saving Equipment
https://yourradioplace.com/noble-county-judge-allocates-40k-to-emergency-services-for-life-saving-equipment/

08/19/2025

A car fire led to EMS being requested today in the Summerfield area. Due to the nature of injuries a medical helicopter was requested to the scene. A strong collaborative effort between agencies will hopefully lead to a positive outcome.

Assisting Medic 1 at the scene was the Noble County Sheriff’s Office, Caldwell Fire, Summerfield Fire, and MedFlight.

07/26/2025

Medic 1 and Medic 3 provided es**rt service to the Caldwell Fireman’s Festival 5k race tonight.

07/24/2025

We have a winner!
Coloring contest winner is Jedi R. And he did a great job! We will be contacting him so can get his Noble County Emergency Services T-Shirt.

07/16/2025

It’s a family business!

Pictured here are our Grandfather and Grandson team!

Paramedic Mark D. and EMT Stephen H.

Mark brings years of experience as a provider and educator while Stephen is getting his career off and running.

We are happy to give them the opportunity to work under the same roof at NCES.

07/12/2025

The Boots and Roots 4H club took time after their bake sale to stop by and surprise today’s crews with some homemade treats!

We sincerely appreciate it!