About Us ...

St. Francois County Ambulance District covers all 454 sq. miles of St. Francois County Missouri.  Established in 1976, it began operations on Sept 15, 1977.  The District now covers a population of over 65,000 residents.  The District responded to over 10,000 calls in 2009.

There are no less than 5 ambulances on at any time and at peak times there are 6 ambulances on.  There are 3 stations that the District operates and responds to calls from.

The District employs 40 full-time Paramedics, 9 full-time EMTs and a maintenance mechanic.  We also employ over 25 part-time Paramedics and EMTs.

St. Francois County has a tiered EMS response system.  When a 911 call comes into the dispatch center, they will find out what level of response is needed.  If appropriate, first responders are sent from one of our 13 fire departments in the county.  An ambulance will be sent from the closest station to the call, when available.

St. Francois County Ambulance District is committed and dedicated to ensuring the best possible EMS treatment is provided to all residents and visitors to St. Francois County.

Board of Directors
Jim Snavely	Board Chairman
Al Sullivan	Board Vice-Chairman
Bart Mitchell	Board Treasurer
JD Hodge	Board Secretary
Dave Kater	Board Member
LeeRoy Calvert	Board Member
Administration & Auxiliary
David Tetrault	Administrator
Heather Merritt	Office Manager
Greg Cady	EMS Supervisor
Terry Isgrig	EMS Supervisor
Michael Dodson	EMS Supervisor
Dan Kemp	EMS Supervisor
Randy Davis	Education Coordinator
Dan Parish	Supply
Terry Leach	Fire Department Liaison