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The City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service, established in 1892, is a dedicated entity providing fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the City of Kiel and surrounding areas. Comprised of volunteer, paid-on-call, and part-time members, the department responds to over 700 calls annually and offers mutual aid assistance through the Wisconsin Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS). With a mission to protect life and property from fires, medical emergencies, and all hazards, the City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service maintains a constant state of readiness through high-quality training, equipment maintenance, and a strong commitment to serving the community. Since 1938, the department has been providing prehospital emergency care, and in 2021, it upgraded its license to the paramedic transporting level.Generated from the website

Kiel Ambulance is a public safety service provided by the City of Kiel, Wisconsin, operating alongside the community’s fire department and municipal police services. Being part of Kiel’s municipal departments, the ambulance service supports local residents in emergency health situations. As an integral part of Kiel’s community resources, the ambulance team complements city-wide services including parks, sewer maintenance, and general utilities management. Their role emphasizes the city’s commitment to providing comprehensive safety and emergency response to the local residents. This description was generated from their website

Mt. Calvary Emergency Services comprises the Mt. Calvary Volunteer Fire Department and the Mt. Calvary Ambulance Service, both operating from the same facility in the Village of Mt. Calvary as separate entities. Their primary mission is to deliver the highest quality of fire protection and pre-hospital emergency care to residents and visitors in the surrounding areas. The Fire Department provides coverage across 91 square miles, serving a population of approximately 7,500 people in the Towns of Marshfield, Taycheedah, Forest, and Empire, along with the Village of Mt. Calvary. Meanwhile, the Ambulance Service covers an area of 158 square miles, catering to a population of nearly 9,965 in the Towns of Calumet, Empire, Forest, Marshfield, and Taycheedah, as well as the Villages of Mt. Calvary and St. Cloud. Generated from the website