Fayette County Ambulance Service

08/09/2026

WE'RE HIRING!

Our service is expanding, and we are looking for 3 motivated patient advocates who want more than just a job. We practice progressive, evidence-based medicine with a close-knit family of coworkers, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment in order to provide the best patient care in the region.

If this sounds like the kind of environment that would allow you to grow as an EMS provider then we want to hear from you. Call (901) 465-2755 or apply online at fayettetn.us/employment/jobs

08/04/2026

07/21/2026

🚑🏥 Exciting things are happening in Fayette County!

The future of healthcare is growing, and we’re excited to see our new hospital taking shape. This is a big step forward for our community and for the patients we have the privilege of serving every day!

07/14/2026

🚑Training never stops at Fayette County EMS!🚑

Today, some of our crews traded the ambulance for the classroom as they participated in Neonatal Resuscitation Program training. While we hope these skills are rarely needed, being prepared for life’s most critical moments with every class and every skill practiced helps ensure our providers are ready to deliver the highest level of care when seconds matter most—especially for our tiniest patients! 👶🏻❤️

07/10/2026

Today, we want to recognize and congratulate Chief Walls on an incredible career of dedicated service as you begin your well-earned retirement.

On behalf of everyone at FCAS, thank you for your leadership, commitment, and the countless lives you’ve impacted throughout the years. Your dedication to serving our community and your partnership with EMS has made a lasting difference, and it has truly been an honor to work alongside you.

We wish you nothing but happiness, good health, and many new adventures in this next chapter. Congratulations on your retirement, Chief—you’ve certainly earned it!🎉

04/06/2026

🚨 Public Notice – Crashing Prom Demonstration 🚨

On Tuesday, April 7th at 9:30 AM, a full-scale mock crash event, “Crashing Prom,” will take place at Fayette Ware High School.

This event is a planned training and educational demonstration for students, highlighting the real-life consequences of drinking and distracted driving. It will involve a coordinated emergency response including fire, law enforcement, EMS, and a medical helicopter.

🚑 What to Expect:

Multiple emergency vehicles on scene
Simulated crash with live rescue operations
Helicopter landing near the school
Increased activity during school hours
⚠️ Important:
This is only a demonstration. There is no real emergency.

We are sharing this information in advance so the public is aware and not alarmed by the presence of emergency responders and unusual activity in the area.

We appreciate your understanding as we work to educate our students and promote safe decision-making.

Please feel free to forward and post this notice to any social media platform.

02/18/2026

There are many unsung heroes who help make the National a success, and Greg Tapp—an EMT with the Fayette County Emergency Medical Services—is one of them.
Amazingly, Greg has missed riding only one brace of the National since 1993. His dedication and commitment over the years have been nothing short of remarkable. Throughout his long service, Greg’s extensive training and calm professionalism have been called upon many times along the course. In several of those critical moments, his presence and swift action made the difference between life and death.
Thank you, Greg, for your unwavering service, your countless hours of commitment, and for helping make riding in the National a safer experience for us all. Your work does not go unnoticed, and we are deeply grateful.

01/26/2026

Our crews are working hard to respond to all calls as quickly as we can. Please do not venture out if not absolutely necessary as anything can happen on these roads. They are improving, but will be days before things are routinely passable.