Nibley - Millville EMS - CCFD Squad 140

02/02/2026

Call summary for January 2026:
Nibley: 18
Millville: 7
Total calls: 25

Average enroute time: 2 minutes 48 seconds
Average time to scene: 5 minutes 13 seconds
Average on scene time: 24 minutes 22 seconds

This month has been a very busy month for the squad!

Below is a list of call types we were dispatched to:

11/25/2025

We are hiring! If you are interested read the job description and fill out the application at

OVERVIEW Cache County Corporation is seeking an EMT to join our Fire District. This is a part time position. The EMT responds to emergency medical calls and provides BLS - level patient assessment, treatment and care in accordance with Utah State EMS protocols and agency guidelines. This position pr...

11/01/2025

Call Summary for October 2025: 19 EMS Runs
Nibley:8
Millville:3

Covered by Squad 80: 8

Average reponse time (from page to en-route) was 1 minute and 52 seconds.

10/11/2025

Call Summary for September 2025: 12 EMS Runs
Nibley:10
Millville:2
Plus 1 Medical standby for Scarecrow Fun Run and 5K Race in Nibley
Squad 140 covered 819 (68%) on call hours for the month. 276 hours (mostly daytime during weekdays hours) were covered by full-time staff from Hyrum (Squad 80).
Average reponse time (from page to en-route) was 1 minute and 27 seconds.

09/20/2025

09/20/2025

Good morning for a fun 5K/10K Scarecrow Fun Run in Nibley!

09/06/2025

Call Summary for August 2025: 18 EMS Runs

08/19/2025

Squad 140 staff member's hearts are with the families and colleagues of the two Tremonton-Garland Police Officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.
We are holding their loved ones, their department, and the entire community they served so bravely in our thoughts as they face this tragic loss.
We’re also wishing strength and healing for the Box Elder County Sheriff’s Deputy and their K9 partner as they recover.
As first responders, we understand the risks that come with this calling. In moments like this, we are reminded that no matter the uniform, we are one family.
With heavy hearts, Squad 140 stands beside our law enforcement brothers and sisters.

08/18/2025

06/30/2025

So true. Prayers for our brothers and their families.

Yesterday, we lost some courageous emergency responders in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho—two individuals who dedicated their lives to protecting and serving others. Their sacrifice is not just a loss for their families, but for the entire community and the first responder family as a whole.

These men and women go into danger when others run away. They work tirelessly, selflessly, and with unwavering devotion. Yesterday, they gave their all—and for that, we will always honor them. There is truly no such thing as a routine call anymore.

Our hearts are with the families, friends, and colleagues left behind. We grieve with you, and we stand beside you as we try to make sense of this profound loss.

Please take a moment to reflect on the bravery and strength of those who put everything on the line to keep us safe. Their legacy will live on in the lives they touched and the communities they served.

Rest in peace, heroes. You will never be forgotten.

06/29/2025

Hanging out with our brothers at Hyrum City Fire Department. Doing what we do best. Working to gether to mitigate the scene and ensure the public's safety.