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Eureka-Goodfield Fire Protection District has been proudly providing ambulance service to its citizens since 1972.
Ambulance Service Time Line
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1972 EGFPD assumes ambulance service from local funeral home.
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1990 EGFPD ambulance service upgrades to Intermediate Level Service.
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2009 EGFPD ambulance service upgrades to Advance Life Support Service.
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February 2011 EGFPD appoints first full-time EMS Chief.
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April 2011 EGFPD ambulance services moves to full-time paid 24/7 service.
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July 2012 EGFPDEMS acquires EMS provider contract with Germantown Hills FPD.
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August 2012 EGFPDEMS places ALS Quick Response Vehicle in-service.
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August 2012 EGFPD is awarded a Assistance to Firefighter grant for the region (15 departments) totaling over $900,000.00 for Cardiac monitors, AED's and C0 monitors.
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October 2012 EGFPDEMS up-grades to Expanded Scope Tier 1 Service.
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December 2014 EGFPDEMS take delivery of two new ambulances.
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Spring 2015 EGFPDEMS refurbishes two original ambulances.
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May 2016 EGFPDEMS staffs second ALS ambulance weekdays 6a to 6p.
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2016 EGFPDEMS answers every 911 call for ambulance service.
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September 2017 EGFPDEMS adds Rapid Sequence Intubation to its skill set. ( First service in PAEMS history to be allowed this Skill)
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September 2018 EGFPDEMS locates a second ambulance at our Goodfield station Monday thru Friday from 6 am to 6 pm utilizing "flexible deployment".
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October 2018 EGFDPEMS places a "EMS Special Operations Trailer" in-service for the District. First and only fully dedicated Incident Rehabilitation/Disaster unit in the tri-county area.
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