Lapeer County EMS

08/17/2026

Our next EMT program is planned for January 2027. Initial information, along with instructions on how to be added to the interest list, are included.

Please feel free to share with those that may be interested.

08/05/2026

We are saddened by the passing of Al Ochadleus, a lifelong supporter of EMS who had a true passion for caring for others.

During his many years as a member of our board, Al approached every decision with care and thoughtfulness, always keeping the best interests of our community at heart. He will be deeply missed as a board member, a community advocate, and a friend.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Donna, his children, and all who knew and loved him.

ATTICA TWP. — As young newlyweds, Al and Donna Ochadleus were given an acre of property on Newark Road by her mother. It was an alfalfa field which was once the site of a lumber mill. Over the years, their acreage grew – though it was significantly reduced when I-69 was built – and the couple ...

06/05/2026

This past Tuesday, LCEMS had the pleasure of teaching Hands-Only CPR skills to local high school students as part of CFI's Adulting Day.

This event is designed to provide students with practical life skills that they have identified as important to their future success. We are honored to have participated in this valuable program for several years and appreciate the opportunity to help prepare the next generation.

By teaching Hands-Only CPR, we are empowering students with the knowledge and confidence to act during a cardiac emergency. Every person trained strengthens our community's ability to respond when seconds matter, helping to create a safer and more resilient Lapeer County for everyone.

Thank you to CFI for continuing to invest in the education and preparedness of our local youth. We look forward to being part of this impactful event for years to come.

06/02/2026

Our Storytime Kids enjoyed a visit from the Ambulance Service today. They loved getting to see into the ambulance and meet the EMTs.

05/21/2026

During National EMS Week, we at Lapeer County EMS want to extend our sincere appreciation to our non-transporting Medical First Responder and EMT partner agencies throughout Lapeer County.

Many of these dedicated men and women are volunteers who selflessly devote their personal time, energy, and commitment to training for and responding to time-sensitive medical emergencies within the communities they proudly serve. Whether arriving first on scene, providing lifesaving interventions, assisting with patient care, or supporting our crews during critical incidents, their role in the emergency response system is invaluable.

These partner agencies are a critical component of successful patient outcomes and help create stronger, more resilient communities across our county. Their professionalism, teamwork, and willingness to serve make a lasting difference every single day.

To our local fire departments and first responder organizations — thank you for your partnership, your sacrifice, and your unwavering dedication to the people of Lapeer County.

We are proud to serve beside you.

05/20/2026

🚑💙 Happy EMS Week! 💙🚑

From all of us at Lapeer County EMS, we want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to every EMS provider serving Lapeer County and communities beyond.

Thank you for your dedication, compassion, professionalism, and commitment to providing lifesaving care every single day. Whether on the road, in the station, or behind the scenes, your service makes a difference in countless lives.

We are proud to stand alongside such an incredible community of EMS professionals.

Stay safe, stay strong, and thank you for all that you do! 🚑❤️

05/19/2026

🚑❤️ Today, LCEMS proudly recognized team members from LCEMS, Almont Village Police, Imlay City Police, Almont Fire Department, and Lapeer County Central Dispatch for their lifesaving actions in 2025.

The individuals honored by LCEMS leadership and our Board of Directors each played a direct role in providing care that resulted in saving the life of a sudden cardiac arrest victim.

We are incredibly proud of the compassionate, professional, and high-quality care delivered every day by our LCEMS personnel and our dedicated public safety partners. Their teamwork, rapid response, and commitment to our communities truly make a difference.

Thank you to all those recognized today for your outstanding service and dedication to saving lives.

Happy EMS week to all EMS providers!

05/18/2026

To all EMS First Responders- we thank you for your service and wish you a Happy EMS Week!

05/11/2026

Last Friday, team members from management, education, and our Field Training Officers completed training on Handtevy — a nationally recognized pediatric medication and resuscitation system designed to improve emergency care for children.

We are excited to bring this powerful tool to our road staff alongside enhanced pediatric and neonatal training opportunities. LCEMS is making a continued investment in ensuring confident, consistent, and high-quality prehospital care for our most vulnerable patients.

By equipping our providers with advanced tools and education, we are strengthening our commitment to delivering the highest level of care to the communities we serve. 🚑💙

04/10/2026