Gallatin County EMS

Gallatin County EMS Gallatin County EMS proudly provides quality Advanced Life Support emergency medical services to the citizens and visitors of Gallatin County.

Gallatin County EMS is proudly providing emergency services to the County and providing mutual aid for Owen, Grant, Boone, and Carroll counties.

🚨 FOUND DOG 🚨 Alright, who’s little bit decided to be the station dog this time??? They’re safe and sound and probably f...
04/16/2026

🚨 FOUND DOG 🚨

Alright, who’s little bit decided to be the station dog this time???

They’re safe and sound and probably full of snacks by now. Call dispatch 859-567-7020 if they’re yours!

02/06/2026

LEVEL ONE HAS BEEN LIFTED

🚨🚨SNOW EMERGENCY🚨🚨

Due to yet another round of snow, Gallatin County is under a Level One snow emergency as of 11:00

02/03/2026

🚨🚨NOW UPDATED TO A LEVEL 2 at 3:37pm 🚨🚨

🚨🚨 LEVEL ONE SNOW EMERGENCY 🚨🚨

Here we go again….

Gallatin County is under a level one snow emergency!

01/25/2026

**UPDATE*** As of 10:30 1/26 Gallatin County is on a Level 2 snow emergency. Huge shoutout to all the snow plow crews who worked throughout the night and this morning to clear roadways!!

🚨🚨 LEVEL 3 SNOW EMERGENCY 🚨🚨

Effective at 1700 hours (5pm) today, Gallatin county will be under a level 3 snow emergency.

What does this mean?

All roads are closed to non emergency travel. Only emergency vehicles and essential personnel should be on the roads. Traveling puts you and emergency responders at risk. Please stay home and off the roads until further notice.

01/24/2026

🚑 Cold Weather Safety Tips ❄️

Cold temps aren’t just uncomfortable—they can be dangerous. A few reminders to help keep you and your loved ones safe this winter:

• Dress in layers – Cover exposed skin to prevent frostbite. Hats and gloves matter more than you think.
• Watch for hypothermia – Shivering, confusion, slurred speech, and extreme fatigue are red flags.
• Be cautious on the roads – Slow down, increase following distance, and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle.
• Use heaters safely – Keep space heaters away from flammable items and never use grills or generators indoors.
• Check on vulnerable neighbors – Elderly individuals, kids, and those without reliable heat are at higher risk.
• Call 911 early – Don’t wait if someone shows signs of cold-related illness.

Stay warm, stay safe, and call us if you need us! ❤️🚑

Happy New Year from us to you! As we close out this year, we’re proud to share that our crews responded to 1,791 calls f...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from us to you!

As we close out this year, we’re proud to share that our crews responded to 1,791 calls for service—up from 1,609 runs last year. That increase reflects a growing need in our community and the unwavering dedication of our EMTs and paramedics who answer the call day and night.

Thank you to our team for your hard work, resilience, and compassion, and thank you to our community for your continued trust and support. Here’s to a safe, healthy, and hopeful New Year ahead! 💙🎆

While many are home celebrating, our crews are out here answering the call—day and night. From our EMS family to yours, ...
12/25/2025

While many are home celebrating, our crews are out here answering the call—day and night. From our EMS family to yours, we wish you a safe, warm, and joyful Christmas. ❤️

Thank you for trusting us to serve our community. 🎅✨

Call us if you need us!

12/24/2025

Tune in tonight for a special Christmas message! 🎄 🧑‍🎄

Spoiled we are!! Thank you to our medical director, Dr. MurrayGallatin County Community Church and Patricia Riddle for a...
12/23/2025

Spoiled we are!!
Thank you to our medical director, Dr. Murray
Gallatin County Community Church and Patricia Riddle for all of our holiday goodies!!

Someone give us the number to a dietitian next 😂

We’re a day late, but better late than never right?? Join us in congratulating yet ANOTHER huge milestone. (Now) Paramed...
12/18/2025

We’re a day late, but better late than never right??
Join us in congratulating yet ANOTHER huge milestone. (Now) Paramedic Richardson graduated her class and in seemingly record time, passed her National Registry Exam! She’ll be hitting the streets in no time! (And maybe someone can capture a few pictures in the meantime)

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400 Main Cross Street
Warsaw, KY
41095

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(859) 567-4477

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