Fayette County EMS

10/12/2026

Due to dense fog, the Fayette County School Corporation will operate on a two-hour delay today, Monday, October 12th, 2026.

09/24/2026

09/22/2026

Railroad Safety Week: September 21–27, 2026

09/11/2026

Fayette County EMS is proud to announce that we have upgraded and expanded our water rescue equipment with the assistance of the Fayette Community Foundation.

This upgrade has been on our list for several years. We have continued to see an increase in the number of calls involving water rescues and the limited equipment we had was manufactured in 1984, and was older than most of our current employees.

We were able to place three personal flotation devices (PFD aka life jackets) of various sizes on each vehicle along with a ResQdisk device.

Thank you to the Fayette Community Foundation for helping us get this goal accomplished.

09/09/2026

If you have any information about the individual list please contact the Fayette County Coroners Office.

09/05/2026

In emergency services teamwork is the name of the game. This week the Fayette County EMS team was invited to participate in a K9 first aid course that was organized by Connersville Police Department. Officers from both Connersville Police Department and Fayette County Sheriffs Department were there to learn the basics should a police K9 officer be hurt or suffer an acute illness.

Under Indiana law (16-31-13-2) EMS is permitted to treat law enforcement animals IF there are no human patients to care for.

Thank you to Connersville Police Department Assistant Chief Perry for the invitation and to Dr Lisa Booth, DVM with the Kits For K9’s organization for coming out to teach all of us

https://www.kitsfork9s.org

08/26/2026

I would like to introduce the latest Paramedic School graduates at Fayette County EMS, Ally and Dalton! Their official graduation has been postponed since it was scheduled for the day of the recent flood, but they passed!

These two have put life on hold to pursue the highest level of EMS License offered in the State of Indiana. They both completed the Reid Health Paramedic Program by completing over 1,200 hours of training and education. This included over 500 hours of classroom time and over 600 hours of clinical rotations. They also obtained Advance Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) and Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support certifications. This was all accomplished while working full time.

This isn’t just a professional kudos from our administration. This is a personal congratulations to them both! It takes determination, Fortitude and lots of VERY long days and nights to accomplish this feat.

Congrats!