Major County EMS

03/27/2026

Today, Major County EMS had the privilege of visiting Mrs. Button’s CNA class at NWTC in Fairview.

David Averill and Kourtney Keeton provided an informative presentation that included an overview of the ambulance and a closer look at their roles within our organization. Opportunities like this allow us to engage with students, promote EMS, and support the development of future healthcare professionals.

We appreciate the invitation and look forward to continued partnerships within our communities.

01/25/2026

Shout out to Chandler Chill and George Eischen this morning for clearing the snow at the EMS station! Acts like this remind us how fortunate we are to live in a community that looks out for each other. We appreciate you both! 🚑❄️

01/02/2026

🩺💙 Today, two of our amazing Major County EMS team members were at the Ringwood Senior Citizen Center providing blood pressure and blood sugar checks!
These simple screenings can make a big difference in catching health concerns early. We’re proud to serve our county beyond emergency calls—your health matters to us every day!

Thank you Susan & Mary for all you do!

12/23/2025

🎄🎁 A Huge Thank You to Our Local Businesses! 🎁🎄

Major County EMS would like to thank the incredible local businesses who donated items and support for our MCEMS Christmas party this year. Your generosity helped make it a wonderful night for our staff, and we are so grateful for your continued support of EMS in our county.

Please join us in thanking these amazing businesses below 👇❤️🚑

-BROCE MANUFACTURING
-SUNDOWN TRUCK ACCESSORIES 
-AGRI PLACEMENTS INT’L INC
-PIONEER
-Cathy Corzine
-Fairview Nutrition
-Millie’s coffee
-Frank Huebert
-Royal Theatre
-AirMedCare
-Jensens
-Jiffy trip
-Brianna long
-Shop Kreations - Jacquie Hogue
-LaDonna Roundtree
-Imperfect Custom Designs
-Hershey Homestead - Sara Hershey
-Kitchen Cafe
-O’Reillys
-Kiki’s boutique - Kelly Maddox
-Dani Hamand
-Hometown Bulk Foods
-M&D
-Circle B
-Fairview Pharmacy
-Ewalds
-Shear Haven Sara Hurst
-Karla Turner
-TH Rodgers
-Vintage Gypsy - Pam Cravens
-Honey hole liquor and wine
-Cinnamon White
-Paisley White
-Rockel Eldred
-Hearology - Kim Miller
-Kathy McClure
-Kidd Drug
-Sugar Belle candy co
-Lauren Farrand
-Total body relaxation
-Swadleys-Enid
-Non typical strength LLC - Edward Layton
-Mango Leaf food truck
-Paige rogers photography

Thanks again from all of us at
Major County EMS!
Merry Christmas 🎄 🎁

12/17/2025

🎅🚑 Not Your Typical Christmas Gift… But One You’ll Be Glad You Have 🚑🎅

Socks fade. Gift cards get spent.
But an Ambulance Membership lasts all year.

For just $75, a Major County EMS ambulace membership can help reduce ambulance bills for your household if an emergency transport is needed.

Give peace of mind to:
❤️ Parents
❤️ Grandparents
❤️ College students
❤️ Anyone living in our service area

This holiday season, consider a gift that protects - enroll today by stopping by the EMS station at 224 North Main in Fairview or simply enroll online following the QR code below.

12/01/2025

📣 Now Hiring

Part-Time Assistant/Secretary

Major County EMS is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented Assistant/Secretary to join our team. This is a part-time, in-office position ideal for someone who enjoys organized work, helping others, and a professional office environment.

🕒 Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
(Approx. 12 hours per week, possibly up to 15)

Position Responsibilities:
• Reconciling patient accounts and maintaining accurate records
• General office duties (filing, phone calls, patient entry, etc.)
• Working with computer systems and office software
• Supporting administrative and management needs of EMS staff

Qualifications:
• Strong computer skills
• Experience with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams
• Professional communication and strong organizational skills
• Ability to handle sensitive information responsibly

🔐 Important: HIPAA laws are strictly enforced. Confidentiality and professionalism are mandatory at all times.

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📩 To Apply:
Please send your résumé and contact information to [email protected], or drop off an application at the Major County EMS office located at 224 N. Main in Fairview.

11/06/2025

Welcome to the Fleet, New Unit #5!

Thank you to Osage Ambulances and Trent Ward of Emergency Services Supply for the addition of this new Type 2 Ford Transit Ambulance! This addition is brought to Major County EMS in part from proceeds from the OERSSIRF Stabilization Grant from the State of Oklahoma and the Citizens of Major County!

The new ambulance will be a primary interfacility transfer unit for smooth patient transfers from local hospitals to larger metro area hospitals for higher level of care. This unit will also serve as a 911 Reserve Unit.

This new Ford Transit Ambulance is a welcome addition with features like 360 Degree Safety Camera viewing, secured medic seating, and wide front visible driving view. In the next few weeks the ambulance will have the addition of a Stryker Power-Load System, radio installation, Mobile Data Terminal Dispatching, NarcBox Narcotic Safe System, and Momentum Mobile GPS Tracking System. We will have the ambulance inspected by the Oklahoma State Department of Health once all vital stock supply is finished!

11/06/2025

🚨New Law🚨

It’s now illegal to knowingly come within 25 feet of a law enforcement officer, correctional officer, probation or parole officer, or EMS after being told not to if your intent is to interfere, threaten, or harass them while they’re performing their duties.

Oklahoma Law 21:540.D
Interfering with First Repsonders Engaged in Lawful performance of Duties

A. As used in this section:

1. "First responder" shall include a peace officer as defined in Section 99 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes, a correctional or probation and parole officer, and an emergency medical technician or emergency medical care provider; and

2. "Harass" means to willfully engage in a course of conduct directed at a first responder which intentionally distracts the first responder from performing his or her official duties and serves no legitimate purpose.

B. It shall be unlawful for a person, after receiving a verbal warning not to approach from a person he or she knows or reasonably should know is a first responder, who is engaged in the lawful performance of a legal duty, to knowingly and willfully violate such warning and approach or remain within twenty-five (25) feet of the first responder with the intent to:

1. Impede or interfere with the ability of the first responder to perform such duty;

2. Threaten the first responder with physical harm; or

3. Harass the first responder.

C. Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall, upon conviction, be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment in the county jail for a term not to exceed one (1) year, or by a fine not to exceed One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), or by both such fine and imprisonment.

Side note: Some of you may have noticed that firemen are not included in this law. That is because there is already a law for them and it’s a felony to interfere with them. 21:1217 (Will soon be classified as a Class B4 Felony)

09/25/2025

Celebrating our Star of Life – Christopher Winn

Once again, Major County EMS had the privilege of attending the Oklahoma Ambulance Association Star of Life Ceremony. This year, it was held at the Riverwind Casino in Norman, OK.

This year, our team proudly nominated our peer, colleague, and friend, Christopher Winn, for this distinguished honor. Chris has been an invaluable member of Major County EMS for more than 10 years, serving not only as a dedicated Paramedic but also as our Training Officer.

Chris goes above and beyond every single day — for our agency, our county, and the people we serve. His determination to better our organization never goes unnoticed, and this award is a reflection of the appreciation we all share for his service and dedication.

This is not Chris’s first time being recognized at this level. In 2015, he was honored as a Star of Life recipient with Life EMS in Enid and was also awarded the National Star of Life. That recognition, paired with this year’s award, is proof of what we already know: Chris is the kind of EMS professional you’re lucky to know and even luckier to work with.

From all of us at Major County EMS — thank you, Chris, for your tireless commitment, your servant’s heart, and for helping us live up to our promise of providing “Experience you can trust.”

Please join us in congratulating Chris on this well-deserved honor!

09/13/2025

09/12/2025

It’s with profound sadness that we share our deepest sympathy to our neighbors at Woodward County EMS for the loss of one of their own in a tragic accident this afternoon. Our hearts and prayers are with the entire Woodward County EMS family, as well as the family and friends of their colleague during this difficult time.

06/28/2025

Well deserved!