Starke County EMS

06/12/2026

🚑 Why Trauma Training Matters for EMS Professionals 🚑
When seconds count, preparation makes all the difference.
Trauma emergencies are some of the most challenging situations EMS providers face. From motor vehicle crashes and industrial accidents to falls and critical medical events, trauma patients require rapid assessment, sound decision-making, and skilled intervention.
With skills training, we believe that confidence comes from competence. High-quality trauma education helps EMS professionals sharpen critical thinking, improve patient assessment skills, and stay current with evidence-based practices. Training isn't just about meeting requirements—it's about being ready when someone's life depends on your actions.
Every call is different. Every patient deserves the best care possible. Continuous trauma training ensures that EMS providers can respond effectively, work efficiently as a team, and deliver life-saving care when it matters most.
Invest in your skills. Strengthen your confidence. Save lives.

05/18/2026

Nice job! Michael

Michael of Starke County EMS and the San Pierre Vol Fire Department, Inc. consistently demonstrates professionalism, compassion and calm leadership on every call.

Whether responding to emergencies or supporting families during difficult moments, he approaches patient care with confidence and empathy.

Known as a dependable teammate and strong mentor, Michael exemplifies the core values of EMS through service, compassion and excellence.

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05/17/2026

🚨 HONORING OUR HEROES: HAPPY EMS WEEK! 🚨 This National EMS Week, we are celebrating the incredible men and women of Starke County EMS! 🚑💨 As we honor our past and forge our future, we want to thank this dedicated team for building a service that truly exceeds expectations. Whether answering a call in the middle of the night or providing elite medical care with a steady hand, your work has a life-changing, positive impact on our community every single day. To our Starke County paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers, and support staff: You are the heart of our local emergency response. Your sacrifice, professionalism, and compassion do not go unnoticed. Join us in celebrating them! Drop a comment below to say 'THANK YOU' or share how our team has made a difference in your life. 👇💙

03/28/2026

Starke County EMS completes training on difficult airway management.

Starke County EMS reported this week that its crews underwent some focused training.

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03/25/2026

🚑 Training Today to Save Lives Tomorrow 🚑

Today our crews completed focused training on difficult airway management — a critical skill that can make the difference between life and death. The session reinforced rapid recognition of airway compromise, advanced airway techniques, proper use of adjuncts and equipment, and coordinated team communication under pressure.

Why this matters:

•Difficult airways are unpredictable, preparedness saves time and lives.

•Rehearsal of skills and roles improves speed, safety, and decision-making.

•Regular simulation builds confidence and reduces errors in real calls.

Thank you to our instructors and every crew member who participated. We’re committed to continuous training and excellence in patient care!

03/20/2026

03/06/2026

Teaching CPR for Bella Vita in Knox as a community service. Check back for updates as more Community events will be announced for multiple first aid

02/26/2026

Thank you to everyone involved who spent hours helping get this task completed,
At 5pm 2/25/2026 the new Medic unit was placed in service, This is a 2026 Ford E 450 with a Osage ambulance package with 698 miles fresh off if the building line. One of our reserves should be back this afternoon.

02/20/2026

Congratulations to our newest EMT! Great job Riley !

01/10/2026

Please say a prayer for our EMS brothers and sisters at Lutheran EMS. Keep your family a little closer, hug them, love them, comfort and support them. Lutheran EMS all of our thoughts, prayers, strength and support are with you.

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we publicly announce the passing of one of our own, Paramedic Shift Lead Jake Amos.

Jake had been a dedicated member of Lutheran EMS for the past ten years serving communities throughout our entire coverage area. He touched countless lives with compassion, with kindness, and unwavering commitment to all those that he served.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Jake's family, friends and colleagues during this incredibly difficult time.

Rest easy our dear brother Jake. We have it from here!