E.M.S.

Mulvane Emergency Services

1905 2012

Over 107 Years of Volunteer Fire Service

ISO Class 3 / 5

Mulvane, Kansas

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EMS Captain Patterson

John Ashlock getting equipment off the truck.

MICT Terri Griffin working a MVA on the Turnpike, A-451

EMT Jed Rea and MICT Keith Niemann at a working structure fire June 2003.

A-351 works a semi-truck wreck on the Kansas Turnpike in Feb. 2003.

A-351 on a Medical Emergency, EMT Kim Landers & John Ashlock.

MICT Chris Shaft & EMT Kim Landers provide rehab at a working house fire, 2008.

The E.M.S. division provides a Type 1 (A.L.S.) ambulance service around the clock for the citizens of Mulvane and portions of Sumner County. There is at least one state certified E.M.I.C.T. (Paramedic) scheduled on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Mulvane E.M.S. division is lead by Capt. Judi Patterson. There are 12 paid EMICT's on staff and 9 paid EMT drivers. They are assisted by volunteers from Mulvane Fire Rescue. M.E.M.S. has three Kansas certified Training Officers.

A-350 & V-355 at the scene of a cardiac call, Jan. 2003.

CPR Class 2-22-1978. Milt McDaniel, Tommy Stoll, Randy Young, David Boyd, Reserve? EMT Nancy Storey instructs.

Mulvane's population is 5,155 (2000 census) and cover about 3 square miles. Mulvane's Sumner County E.M.S. District has a population of about 4,000 and covers 53 square miles.

Fire assisting EMS on a medical.

Mulvane Emergency Services is also under contract to serve an 8 mile stretch of the Kansas Turnpike from milepost 34 (Sedgwick/Sumner County line) to milepost 26 (Belle Plaine Service area).

Mulvane E.M.S. has 2 Type I ambulances and runs a first out "Duty Officer" on all calls. Mulvane Fire Rescue also responds an E.M.T. staffed Rescue Truck on some calls (10-48's, code blue's) and when requested by E.M.S.

E.M.T. Lowell Ester is shown here at open house Oct. 14, 2000, demostrating the pulse-ox to Margret Larsen, widow of former Director George Larsen.

Eagle Med 4 helicopter stands by at the scene of a 10-48 injury accident near Udall on K-15 highway.

Eagle Med 4 & A-351 at a High School Demonstration, May 02.

Judi Patterson works on the weekly EMS schedule.

Loading a victim of a 10-48 onto Ambulance #12. (L-R) Public Safety Officer/EMT Merle McKee, Pastor Roy EMT, Police Officer Darren Chambers, and Maurice Welch EMT. (1984 era)