Mid-MO Ambulance District Office

Johnson County Ambulance District in Warrensburg, MO, is a vital emergency management organization serving the unincorporated areas of Johnson County and collaborating closely with various cities and Whiteman Air Force Base. Established in 1989, the organization operates with three full-time employees, one part-time employee, and 55 active volunteers funded in part by the federal Emergency Management Performance Grant. Named after R.M. Johnson, a former vice president of the United States, Johnson County boasts a population of approximately 53,951 residents as of 2015. The county comprises several municipalities, including the county seat of Warrensburg, home to the University of Central Missouri and Whiteman Air Force Base, housing the Stealth Bomber. Johnson County's Emergency Management office works tirelessly to create a safer community capable of effectively managing and recovering from various emergencies, including natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and man-made crises. Situated around fifty miles east of Kansas City, Johnson County continues to experience rapid growth as urban commuters seek residences outside the city. Generated from the website content

The Cooper County Ambulance District in Boonville, MO, is a governmental entity specializing in emergency communication services. With an active public safety license, the district operates from its base at 604 Rankin Mill Ln. in Boonville. The district, led by Brandon Hicks, focuses on providing essential emergency medical services to the community. Generated from the website content

Miller County Ambulance District, located in Eldon, Missouri, has been faithfully serving the communities of Miller County since 1974. Committed to providing the highest quality of emergency medical services and transport, their well-trained and professional employees utilize up-to-date equipment to efficiently serve all individuals within the district, regardless of race, color, creed, or national origin. With a strong focus on safety, professionalism, integrity, and respect for human life, Miller County Ambulance District values commitment to service, respect for others, integrity, accountability, teamwork, and fair treatment. They strive for excellence through ongoing evaluation and improvement, ensuring that patients with illness and injury receive compassionate care and effective principles and practices of patient care are utilized.Generated from the website