Cable Ambulance Service

The Cable Fire Department, founded in 1955, is an all-volunteer department that provides 24/7 fire and rescue services to the Town of Cable in Wisconsin. With a primary jurisdiction covering 72 square miles, the department also offers mutual aid assistance to neighboring fire departments. Equipped with a range of apparatus including a 2006 US Tanker Peterbuilt Tender, a 1998 Custom Fire Peterbuilt Engine, and a 2003 Chevy 4X4 Brush Truck, the Cable Fire Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community through regular training and business meetings held on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Tuesday of every month.Generated from the website

Great Divide Ambulance Service is a licensed paramedic level provider ambulance service located in Cable, WI. Serving the townships of Cable, Drummond, Grandview, and Namakagon in Bayfield County, they offer immediate emergency response to this remote wilderness region, covering approximately 350 square miles of area lakes, national forest lands, and recreational trails. Founded in 1971 by the local Cable Area Lions Club, Great Divide has a strong history of community members who have undergone training to staff the ambulance and provide aid to neighbors and visitors. They became the first basic ambulance service in Wisconsin to earn a paramedic level license in 2003, and they continue to operate at this level with a dedicated team of paramedics and EMTs. With 24/7 availability for emergency response and interhospital transports, Great Divide Ambulance Service is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.Generated from the website