Fayette Ambulance Service

10/12/2026

Motivation Monday!

10/10/2026

🏈🦚 CONGRATULATIONS, PEACOCKS! 💙💙

What a great Homecoming victory for Upper Iowa University! Congratulations to the Peacock football team on their exciting 21–19 win over Truman State University!

Fayette Ambulance Service was honored to provide EMS standby coverage for today’s big game at Harms-Eischeid Stadium.

Thank you to UIU for allowing us to be part of your Homecoming celebration!

GO PEACOCKS! 🦚🏈

10/10/2026

🚑🦚 Fayette Ambulance Service was honored to be invited to participate in the Upper Iowa University Homecoming Parade this morning!

It was a pleasure to be part of the festivities and celebrate alongside the UIU community.

Thank you, UIU!

Go Peacocks! 💙🦚

10/09/2026

🐾 Congratulations to the Fayette Police Department, Chief of Police, and K9 Lucy! 🚔

The Fayette Ambulance Service would like to extend our congratulations to the Fayette Police Department, Chief of Police, and K9 Lucy on their U.S. Police Canine Association (USPCA) achievement!

The dedication, countless hours of training, and teamwork required to achieve this recognition are truly commendable.

We are fortunate to have such dedicated law enforcement partners serving and protecting our community.

Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment! 🐾👏

Code Blue K9 is proud of all of our Fall K9 patrol/ Narcotics detection class .
They have all successfully certified through the U. S. P. C. A.
Way to go guys.

10/07/2026

Fayette fire department is having an open house on Tuesday .

10/07/2026

🚑🔥 Why Is an Ambulance at a Structure Fire?

When you see Fayette Ambulance Service responding alongside the fire department to a structure fire, you might wonder: Why is an ambulance needed if nobody is hurt?

The answer is simple: we want to be there before someone needs us.

Structural firefighting is extremely demanding. Firefighters work in heavy protective gear and SCBA while dealing with intense heat, smoke, limited visibility, strenuous physical activity, and stressful conditions. Even when everything goes according to plan, that workload can take a significant toll on the body.

EMS personnel can support firefighter rehabilitation by monitoring firefighters, checking vital signs, helping identify heat-related illness or other medical concerns, and evaluating anyone who develops symptoms. We are also immediately available if a firefighter suffers a burn, traumatic injury, breathing problem, chest pain, or another medical emergency.

Firefighter rehabilitation is an established part of fireground safety. NFPA 1584, which addresses rehabilitation during emergency operations and training, emphasizes recovery, hydration, medical monitoring, and determining whether personnel are ready to safely return to operations.

Fayette Ambulance Service is proud to be there to help protect them.

We also want to recognize the Fayette Fire Department, West Union Fire Department, and Elgin Fire Department for their great work. Structure fires require teamwork, coordination, and a willingness to work together across department and community lines. We appreciate the firefighters who answer the call and the strong working relationship between Fire and EMS.

🚒🤝🚑 Fire and EMS — different roles, one team, one community.

10/05/2026

Motivational Monday!

10/05/2026