Goliad County EMS

06/03/2026

Big things are coming our way! We are excited to start the process to obtain a new ambulance to better serve our community.

GOLIAD – Goliad County EMS has been awarded a $500,000 Rural Ambulance Service Grant that will be used to purchase a new ambulance and related equipment, according to EMS Director

06/03/2026

Goliad County EMS thanks the Goliad Lion’s Club for it’s generous support. We appreciate their dedication and partnership in helping to care for our community.

Goliad Lions Give:

Today, after the meeting of the Goliad Lions Club, members traveled to the Goliad County EMS, and presented its employees with snacks to help them through their shifts.

Standing L-R:

Joshua Meyer, Christine Hegarty, Lion Diana Rubio, Lion President Robin Alaniz, Lion Alice Schneider and Dawn Johnson.

WE SERVE

06/02/2026

We are excited to announce that Goliad County EMS has received a grant from LCRA! We look forward to being able to continue to provide the best possible care to the Citizens of Goliad County.

LCRA awards $13,038 grant to Goliad County for lifesaving medical equipment New portable AEDs will enable EMS supervisors to provide emergency cardiac care before ambulances arrive June 2, 2026 Key Takeaways LCRA awards a $13,038 grant to Goliad County for four automated external defibrillators for....

05/27/2026

🚨 🚨 Our entire region including Goliad is experiencing difficulties with our 911 phone lines. If you have an emergency and cannot get through, call our non-emergent line at (361) 645-3451.
We hope to have this resolved as soon as possible.

05/26/2026

Stay weather aware this evening as storms are expected to move through our area. Although our forecast is for a level 1 risk, storms are unpredictable and can always change. Please drive safe, and if you see water covering a roadway, turn around.

05/19/2026

Additional rainfall is expected, which is highly anticipated. As a precautionary measure, please stay tuned to weather updates. Although the current threat level is categorized as Level 1, storms can sometimes intensify into more severe occurrences.

05/18/2026

As we celebrate National EMS Week, we want to acknowledge the tireless efforts of Goliad County EMS's exceptional team, whose dedication to delivering vital emergency services transforms lives and strengthens our community.

05/16/2026

In recognition of Armed Forces Day, we would like to acknowledge the dedication of our employees who serve both our community and our nation. A special acknowledgement goes to Ember Glocar and Thomas Rincon, members of the United States Air Force Reserve. Thank you for your service.

05/14/2026

May is Mental Health Month — a time to raise awareness, encourage support, and remind one another that mental health is just as important as physical health. Stress, anxiety, burnout, and emotional fatigue can affect anyone, and it is important that we take time to care for ourselves and those around us.

Please take a moment to review the following mental health and wellness tips:

• Prioritize sleep and rest
• Stay connected with supportive family and friends
• Take breaks and manage stress in healthy ways
• Exercise or spend time outdoors
• Limit negative media and social media overload
• Practice gratitude and self-care
• Reach out for help when needed

Remember:

It’s okay to not be okay.
Asking for help is a sign of strength.
Your mental health matters.
Signs that someone may need additional support can include:
• Feeling overwhelmed or hopeless
• Increased anxiety or sadness
• Changes in sleep or appetite
• Difficulty concentrating
• Withdrawing from others

If you or someone you know is struggling, resources are available:

988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline
Call or Text: 988
https://988lifeline.org

Additional Resources:
• National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – https://www.nami.org
• Mental Health America – https://www.mhanational.org
• CDC Mental Health Resources – https://www.cdc.gov/mentalhealth

Let us continue to support one another, show kindness, and create an environment where people feel safe speaking openly about mental health. Small acts of compassion can make a tremendous difference.

Take care of yourselves and each other.

05/08/2026

We want to congratulate Amber Warmuth on not only completing her paramedic program but also passing her National Registry and becoming a state certified Paramedic. Along with her graduation, she was also awarded Best in Clinic for her class.
We are so proud of her!
Help us congratulate her for such a great accomplishment.