Tomah Area Medical Responders

01/23/2025

Hanging out at the Wisconsin EMS Association 2025 Conference and Expo in Green Bay. The Conference has so many great speakers talking on things that matter for the EMS community throughout the State of Wisconsin.

01/07/2025

Congratulations Chuck and thank you for your continued service!

03/14/2024

The results are in for the Tomah Chamber & Visitors Center Best of Tomah. Congrats to our very own Stacey Zellmer and Honorary member Melanie Marshal who have been recognized for their service to out community.

04/21/2023

Today was a great example of the important role that Emergency Medical Responders (EMR) play in the EMS system. With our local ambulance service stretched thin on several calls, EMRs are here to assist the EMTs and Paramedics to help keep the total EMS system running strong.

04/16/2023

Check out our new response vehicle.

04/02/2023

It's easy being (blue and) green! 🐸 Hop to it and celebrate National Donate Life Blue & Green Day on Friday, April 14! On , we encourage everyone to wear blue & green to support the Donate Life cause. Each year, Donate Life America hosts a National Blue & Green Day Photo Contest. 💙💚📷
Share your toad-ally awesome blue & green colors and send your photos in to the national contest from April 14-21 at https://donatelife.net/how-you-can-help/national-observances-celebrations/blue-green-day/. A judging panel will choose 10 winners who will each receive a $100 gift card! 🏆

05/15/2022

Today we got to help out another group that support those in our community. Thank you Tomah Area Cancer Support, INC. for this opportunity and thank for your support.

05/10/2022

Don't miss out on this opportunity to see those who serve your community daily. Thank you for your support!

Media Release
For Additional Information Contact
Eric Prise – Tomah Health Marketing & PR Director
(608)377-8686 [email protected]

Monroe County National Night Out Announces Date, New Location
May 9, 2022 - Tomah, WI

This year’s Monroe County National Night Out will take place at a new location. Officials say the 18th annual safety and wellness event will be held Aug. 2 from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. at Recreation Park in Tomah.

“Due to a reconstruction project at Tomah’s Winnebago Park, we felt that Recreation Park would be a great location to hold this year’s National Night Out,” said NNO official and Tomah Police officer Melanie Marshall. “We have already met and begun planning events for the very popular county-wide event,” she said.

National Night Out was introduced in 1984 by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) - a nonprofit, crime prevention organization that works in cooperation with thousands of crime watch groups and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. The event has heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generated support and participation in local anti-crime programs, strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships, and sent a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

“National Night Out has been a fun event and a way to bring organizations together to share information on how to keep families safe,” Marshall said. “It’s also a unique way for emergency service personnel, like police officers, to meet one on one with residents.” She said invitations will be sent soon to past participants inviting them to this year’s event.

More than 40 not for profit organizations took part in last year’s event with various exhibits, informational booths and displays along with the Tomah Police Department’s Bike Safety Expo and Monroe County’s Combined Tactical Unit demonstration. Marshall said this year’s event will include a number of hands-on displays along with demonstrations and live exercises.

Over the past years, the Monroe County NNO has been recognized by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) for outstanding participation In ‘America’s Night Out Against Crime.’

Tomah Health

05/05/2022

Looking for something to do Friday night. Some great action at the Tomah Sparta Speedway. $2 off admission for first responders. Military/retired Military/Veterans get first drink free.

THIS FRIDAY is Opening Night at Tomah Sparta Speedway! Come on out and kick off the 2022 with action packed racing in 5 divisions.

1st Responders will receive $2 off regular admission prices with ID & all active and former military receive their first drink on us, just show your ID at the ticket window.