Center Point Regional Ambulance Service

06/02/2026

Here is a new opportunity to support Center Point Ambulance by purchasing and showcasing our supporters gear. We are offering crew necks and T-shirts suitable for year round wear. This is a limited time store so please act quickly before we sell out. A QR code will also be available at our waffle breakfast this coming Saturday for your convenience.
We are looking into kids sizes, if this is something you are interested in please let us know.

05/20/2026

We are launching a series entitled Meet The Volunteers.
At Center Point Ambulance, we strive to empower you with insight into the remarkable men and women you may encounter on calls, at fundraising events, and around town.

This week we will start off with our President Don Donley. Don has been with the service since 2004. In 2020, Don retired from Collins to run full-time on the service. Before working at Rockwell Collins as a sheet metal worker, Don was in the Army. In the Army, Don was a surgical tech and medic. Don runs as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) with our service. When Don is not working on the ambulance, he enjoys spending time with his wife Angie, camping, watching hockey, fishing, golfing, and fishing. Don has seven children, 26 grandchildren, and a new puppy named Nala.

05/06/2026

05/03/2026

We had a busy evening tonight! Our crews ran 5 calls in about 5 hours. 2 of these calls were second unit crews. We want to thank Center Point Volunteer Fire Department,3rd Fire DistrictMonroe Township Fire Department, Walker Fire & Rescue, Linn County Sheriff’s department, Linn County Sheriff’s Dispatch, Linn County Sheriff’s Rescue, and St. Luke's LifeGuard Air Ambulance for their assistance tonight. As always, we are here when you need us.

04/30/2026

Thank you to the middle school students and teachers at Center Point-Urbana Schools for the thoughtful thank-you letters and the housewarming gifts. Your kindness and creativity made our day!

04/29/2026

It’s been exciting to watch the progress from groundbreaking to where we are today!

Wouldn’t be possible without the support of our community and all the crews working daily!

From the November groundbreaking to today, the new Center Point Regional Ambulance building is coming together!

The new building, including a renovation to the attached home, will help serve the communities of Linn, Buchanan, and Benton County for years to come.

We love to see this progress!

Center Point Regional Ambulance Service

04/23/2026

We have been quite busy today, responding to three calls in under an hour across two counties and three separate fire districts. We extend our gratitude to all the volunteers who assisted us with these calls. We would like to thank 3rd Fire DistrictCenter Point Volunteer Fire DepartmentUrbana Fire DepartmentLinn County Deputies' and Dispatchers' Association and Linn County Sheriff’s Rescue for their assistance. As always, please do not hesitate to reach out to us if you require our services, as we are here when you need us.

04/13/2026

💛National Public Safety Telecommunication Week💛

This week, we proudly celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring the dispatchers who are the calm voice in the chaos.

Often working behind the scenes, they are the true first first responders, and their impact is felt throughout the entire community.

As we celebrate, we want to give a big shout out to Lawerence and Austyn! Both of these dedicated individuals work full-time as dispatchers, while also remaining active members on the ambulance. Their commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed!

To our own dispatchers at Linn County Deputies' and Dispatchers' Association and all dispatchers, thank you for your dedication and commitment to public safety. We appreciate you this week and every week. 💛📞🚨

04/07/2026

Building Update!🚑🎉

Over the past month, we’ve seen substantial and exciting progress on the building. All interior and exterior concrete has been poured. While weather conditions created a few unexpected delays, the recent stretch of sunshine has allowed crews to regain momentum and make significant strides forward.

Work continues daily as the project steadily advances into the next stages. Interior electrical installation is progressing well and is expected to be completed soon, which will pave the way for additional finishing work throughout the building. Inside finishes have begun, including work in key areas such as the bathrooms and the medical storage area. These spaces are starting to take shape as fixtures, framing, and other detailed elements are installed.

Each week brings visible progress. We truly appreciate all of the continued support throughout this process and cannot wait to share the finished project with everyone once it’s complete!

03/04/2026

Great work today by our friends at 3rd Fire District!