Update: EMS Kid Strong 2021 back up and running. May 22, 2021 at the New Marina at Fort Stevenson State Park. Please join us 4-7 PM for lots of prizes, food and games. Meet all the local first responders who serve this great community. Wear your mask if you want.
National EMS week held May 16-22, 2021. This was put into place by President Gerald Ford in 1974 to celebrate EMS. (Emergency Medical Services) practitioners and the important work they do in our nation's communities. NAEMT (National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians) partners with the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) to lead annual EMS Week activities.
We want to thank all EMS providers but especially the ones on our ambulance crew. Thank you all for what you do. During EMS week, please give a shout out, high five or thank you to your local EMS providers when you see them.
We want to thank all EMS providers but especially the ones on our ambulance crew. Thank you all for what you do. During EMS week, please give a shout out, high five or thank you to your local EMS providers when you see them.
The Garrison Community
is now recognized
as a North Dakota Cardiac Ready Community.
is now recognized
as a North Dakota Cardiac Ready Community.
Garrison-Max Ambulance District was official in 1969 as a nonprofit ambulance service. We are a Basic Life Support (BLS) service with Advanced Life Support (ALS) capabilities. For the last 12 years we have had a paramedic on call every day. Our base station is in Garrison, ND, with a substation in Max, ND. Our service district covers approximately 900 square miles, including Fort Stevenson State Park, Camp of the Cross, Ryder, Max, Douglas, Benedict, and a section of Lake Sakakawea and Lake Audubon.
