Oscoda County EMS

05/22/2026

As we head into Memorial Day weekend, Oscoda County EMS would like to remind everyone to celebrate safely while taking time to remember the true meaning of the holiday.

Monday, we will honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. Don’t forget that the Oscoda County Veterans Office will be having a Memorial Day Ceremony in the Oscoda County Veterans Memorial Park on Monday, May 25th at 11:00am.

Whether you’re traveling, boating, attending gatherings, or enjoying time with family and friends, please make safety a priority this weekend.

From all of us at Oscoda County EMS — have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend. 🇺🇸

05/04/2026

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03/13/2026

🚑 Storm Preparedness Reminder from Oscoda County EMS

With winter storms expected in our area this evening and throughout the weekend, Oscoda County EMS encourages everyone to take a few minutes now to prepare and stay safe.

✔ Charge your phones and any necessary medical devices
✔ Make sure medications and emergency supplies are easily accessible
✔ Have flashlights and extra batteries ready in case of power outages
✔ Keep a battery-powered weather radio or way to receive weather alerts
✔ Avoid unnecessary travel during severe weather
✔ Check in on elderly neighbors, family members, or anyone who may need assistance if you are able

Our crews will remain on duty 24/7 and are ready to respond if needed. Please remember to call 911 for emergencies only, so emergency services remain available for those who truly need them.

We appreciate everyone doing their part to help keep our community safe.

Stay safe, Oscoda County. 🚑⛈️
— Oscoda County EMS

02/26/2026

GRANT AVAILABLE TO LOCAL BUSINESSES IN OSCODA COUNTY...ACT NOW! APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MARCH 10, 2026

Through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) Urgent Need Generator Grant Program, Oscoda County Emergency Services is able to award portable generators into our community to support businesses who maintain critical operations during large-scale disasters—supporting not only their own facilities, but the broader Oscoda County community when needed.

Grant awards are based on:
✔️ Locally owned small business
✔️ In good standing with the local government
✔️ A brick-and-mortar business (must not be a residence)
✔️ Business must be able to supply at least one emergency need (food, water, fuel, equipment, hardware, point of distribution, warming or cooling, overnight shelter, community information center).
✔️Use of equipment must be restricted to the purpose for which it is acquired.

Thank you to these community partners for their dedication and for the continued support they will be able to provide in future emergencies.

If you are interested in being considered for a portable generator under this grant, please reach out to one of the below for details on how to apply.

Mike Bowers, Oscoda County Emergency Manager
[email protected] or 989-701-5126

Michelle Knepp, County Administrator
[email protected] or 989-826-1175

01/11/2026

Here we go again, be careful driving, and stay warm.

01/09/2026

Enjoy the 50 degree temperature, it’s not staying around long.

12/31/2025

12/31/2025

12/28/2025

Please exercise caution while driving, as roads may be somewhat slippery.

12/25/2025