Magic Valley Paramedics

08/19/2026

Congratulations Brian! Thank you for your years of service and providing us with mapping all those years. Enjoy your retirement it is well deserved.

08/17/2026

Come down to Texas Roadhouse and bring your kids Monday 8/17/26 for Touch the Truck.

07/02/2026

❤️🥞 Firefighter Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser 🥞❤️

Join us on Saturday, July 18, from 7:00 AM–11:00 AM for a donation-only pancake breakfast benefiting one of our own as he faces unexpected medical expenses.

As firefighters, we're always there when our community calls. This time, it's our turn to answer the call for someone who has spent his career showing up for everyone else.

He's never been one to ask for help, but he's always the first to lend a hand when someone else is in need.

Now it's our turn to show up for him.

Whether you can stop by for breakfast, make a donation, or simply help spread the word, every act of kindness makes a difference. Let's remind him that he's not on this journey alone.

We hope to see you there. ❤️🚒

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06/30/2026

Magic Valley Paramedics proudly recognizes Governor Brad Little, the Idaho Bureau of EMS, and our healthcare partners for their commitment to improving stroke awareness and outcomes across Idaho.
Fast EMS response helps patients get the lifesaving care they need as quickly as possible.
Remember BE FAST:
🔹 Balance loss
🔹 Eyesight changes
🔹 Face drooping
🔹 Arm weakness
🔹 Speech difficulty
🔹 Time to call 911
Together, through education, community outreach, and strong healthcare partnerships, we can help save lives and reduce the impact of stroke in our communities.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little welcomed Idaho Bureau of Emergency Medical Services personnel and a variety of stroke-certified medical professionals to the ceremonial office at the Capitol yesterday. Little signed a proclamation declaring Idaho to be a Stroke Smart state.

"We all know Idaho's a very rural state," said Little. "We have a lot of residents who are a long way from a hospital, and so EMS is absolutely critical. It's also critical that there be broad awareness throughout the state."

Becoming a Stroke Smart state is an indication that the state has committed to comprehensive educational campaigns, hospital collaborations and community outreach aimed at teaching residents how to recognize stroke symptoms and the necessity of calling 911 immediately. Community education campaigns are expected to reinforce citizens' ability to recognize common stroke symptoms and outward signs as well as reinforcing the importance of calling 911 immediately to get medical professionals to the patient as soon as possible.

See article from the Idaho Press, https://www.idahopress.com/news/local/idaho-stroke-smart-state-july-awareness-month-befast-911/article_e6bd3295-ebf7-4e45-8843-e31266296145.html

06/23/2026

Our thought are with everyone involved in this tragic accident. A big thank you to the public for staying back and allowing all the first responders room to work. Responses like these take a toll on the public, 911 dispatchers, police, fire, and EMS who responded to the call. They all worked together to help save the child’s life.

On June 22, 2026, at approximately 10:39 p.m., officers responded to the area of 700 Blk Pole Line Rd, in front of Costco, for a vehicle versus pedestrian crash involving a young child.

Based on the preliminary investigation, a vehicle traveling westbound, driven by an 18-year-old male, struck a 4-year-old boy who was crossing Pole Line with his older siblings in an area not designated as a crosswalk.

The child was transported from the scene by Air St. Luke’s with injuries that are unknown at this time.

We know this incident is heartbreaking for our community and deeply traumatic for everyone involved. Our thoughts are with the child, the family, and all those impacted by this crash.

We would like to thank Idaho State Police, Twin Falls Fire Department, Magic Valley Paramedics, and Air St. Luke’s for their response and assistance at the scene.

Lanes in the area were closed for approximately three hours while investigators worked to process the scene and safely reopen the roadway.

We understand many in the community have questions. We ask for patience and understanding as the investigation continues and officers work carefully to gather all the facts. We also ask everyone to be mindful that this was a traumatic event for the family, witnesses, first responders, and others involved.

The incident remains under investigation at this time. More information may be released at a later time.

06/08/2026

Magic Valley Paramedics and St. Luke's Health System Trauma Program teamed up at the Twin Falls Public Library Summer Reading Kickoff to help kids learn lifesaving skills! From how to stop bleeding to safety tips, it was an awesome day of learning, fun, and empowering the next generation to help in an emergency.

05/30/2026

05/23/2026

As EMS week 2026 comes to a close we want to thank Falls Brand and Lamb Weston for providing breakfast for our staff every day. Your generosity and support were greatly appreciated by all.

A big thank you to the supervisors who helped cook especially Top Chef Supervisor Dan Shawver and our pancake chef manager Stan Flint who helped cook all week.

05/22/2026

Yesterday, our staff were treated to Taco Thursday as part of EMS Week 2026! Our administrative leaders showed their appreciation by washing the ambulances, and Tacos El Guey cooked some amazing tacos for everyone to enjoy. Thank you to everyone who helped make the day special for our crews!

05/22/2026

During EMS Week 2026, we want to thank our staff for everything you do day in and day out. Your dedication, compassion, professionalism, and commitment to serving our community never goes unnoticed. We are grateful for the care and support you provide every single day. Thank you for all that you do.