Cleburne County EMS

04/12/2026

Thank you to all of our wonderful dispatchers! We are honored to work alongside these great people! Happy safety telecommunications week!!

04/11/2026

Cleburne county EMS is looking to fill 1 full time position! Cleburne county EMS is a ALS transport and sole EMS provider for Cleburne county Alabama. If you are interested in rural EMS give us a call (256)-463-2494 or fill out in person application at 5902 HWY 46 Heflin Alabama 36264! Please send us a Facebook message with any questions!

Requirements
• 18 years or older
• high school diploma or GED equivalent
• Valid drivers license
• Background screening
• EMT Basic license minimum

Preferred
• Advanced EMT or Paramedic license
•ACLS/PALS

Benefits
•RSA 1 State retirement!
• State of the art equipment
• Newly renovated living quarters
• BCBS health and dental insurance
• PTO and SICK time available
• Training and continuing education opportunities
•911 Only!

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us from CCEMS!

03/17/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month. The Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize this month by supporting individuals and families in our community affected by autism and dementia.

During the month of April, the Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting a fundraising effort to help purchase supplies for individuals with autism and dementia through our Project Lifesaver Program.

Project Lifesaver provides an added layer of protection for individuals who may wander due to conditions such as autism or dementia. The program gives our deputies the tools needed to quickly respond and help locate individuals and safely return them to their families.

Funds raised will go toward purchasing additional equipment and supplies so we can continue providing this important service to families across Cleburne County.

Anyone wishing to donate can do so by going to projectlifesaver.org and clicking on the donate tab. Donations can be made using a check or PayPal. When donating, please select the Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office so the donation will go directly to our local Project Lifesaver program to help purchase supplies.

We appreciate the continued support from our community as we work together to raise awareness and help protect those who need it most.

03/11/2026

02/26/2026

Good morning West Georgia and East Alabama!
Air Evac 112 would like to welcome our newest flight paramedic Adam Johnson. Adam comes to us from Cleburne County EMS and we are very excited he is joining our team.

The critical care team today is:
Day pilot, Russell Husarenko
Night pilot, AJ Inman
Flight nurse, Cheryl Moore CFRN
Flight paramedic, Adam Johnson FP-C

02/16/2026

We appreciate the Cleburne County Sheriffs Department - Alabama with their assistance. Their professionalism and compassion does not go unnoticed. We would also like to extend thanks to the Haralson county sheriffs office for their assistance today.

Earlier today, multiple agencies responded to an incident in Cleburne County.

The Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Cleburne County EMS and the Haralson County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance, professionalism, and teamwork during this response. Incidents such as this highlight the importance of agencies working together as one team to serve and protect our communities.

Out of respect for the family , no additional information regarding this incident will be released at this time.

We ask the public to keep the individual , their family, and all responding personnel in your thoughts and prayers.

— Cleburne County Sheriff’s Office

02/11/2026

ECP Training Complete
Cleburne EMS is proud to announce the successful completion of 24 hours of Emergency Care Provider training through the Alabama Fire College for students committed to advancing their education and serving our community.

“This type of training strengthens not only our providers, but the care we deliver to the citizens of Cleburne County,” said Cleburne EMS Director Tracy Lambert. “We are grateful for everyone who took time to pour into these students and help build the next generation of emergency responders.”

A special thank you to: Alabama Fire College, Alabama Fire College Regional Coordinator Rudy Rooks, AFC Instructor Patrick Nolen & Paramedics Julie Hulsey, Braxton Morrison, Adam Johnson, & Missy Price for dedicating their time, experience, and knowledge to help these students grow in emergency medical care.

Students & Agencies Completing the Training:
-Abernathy VFD - Andrea Ellison, Justin Johnson, Kim Johnson
-Hollis VFD - Tim Finley, Stacey Hopkins, Ashley Porteous, Richard Rigsbee, Mathew Williamson
-Muscadine VFD - Chad Husley, Chris Southerland, Tyler Willhoite
-Turkey Heaven VFD - Kelly Myers
-Cleburne County Rescue Squad - James Perry
-Cleburne County Sheriff's Office - Aaron Benefield
-Heflin Police Department - Alexis Isbell
-Others not affiliated with a particular agency - Isabelle Patterson, Nicholas Rollins, Brailey Rollins

We are thankful for the continued partnership with the Alabama Fire College and for every instructor and medic who believes in mentoring those willing to step forward and serve.

Education. Dedication. Service.

02/10/2026

Good morning West Georgia and East Alabama.

AE 112 critical care crew today is:

Day pilot, Russell Husarenko
Night pilot, Bill Merritt
Flight nurse, Cheryl Moore CFRN
Flight paramedic, Blake Helms FP-C

01/20/2026

🚨 Winter Weather – Community Preparedness Notice ❄️

As a winter storm moves into our area, Cleburne EMS urges everyone to prepare now to stay safe and avoid emergencies if possible.

Please make sure you have:
• 🩺 Enough medications to last through the storm
• 🫁 Oxygen tanks fully stocked and working properly
• 🔥 Safe ways to stay warm in case of power outages
• 📱 Charged phones and emergency contacts ready

⚠️ Road conditions will likely be extremely dangerous. They will be just as hazardous for first responders as they are for everyone else. If you don’t absolutely need to travel, please stay off the roads.

Taking steps now helps keep you safe and allows EMS and other emergency crews to respond to the most critical calls during the storm.

Please check on neighbors, especially the elderly and those with medical needs.
Stay safe, stay warm, and be prepared.

01/09/2026

Thank you to all of our law enforcement partners for all you do!

Thank you to our law enforcement! 👮🚔

01/08/2026

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