Ambulance Service

Interested in becoming a volunteer?

Volunteers give Hubbard the ability to keep our ambulance service local. You must be at least 18 years old and dependable, pass a background check, and be in general good health. You must also be willing to take and EMT certification course when available and maintain certification once obtained.

For more information email cityhub@netins.net.

The Hubbard Ambulance Department is a group of trained volunteers dedicated to providing emergency medical services to Hubbard and surrounding rural community. We provide medical transport to various regional hospitals, are dispatched to medical emergencies, and work with the Hubbard Fire Department.

Our volunteer EMS agency is made up of dedicated members of the community who provide emergency care. These men and women give their time and talents in team effort to help their community, while retaining various certification levels through continuous education and training

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Front Row: Denise Martin, Logan Mowrer. Back Row: Hayden Boeke, Stan Kulow, Larry Kneisel, Cory Duns. Not pictured: , Tim Lindaman, Isaac Imsland, Rex Crosser, Caden Bachtell, and Jill Kirkpatrick.

What’s new?

The City of Hubbard recently acquired a 2024 F-450 Demers Ambulance, replacing our over 20-year-old vehicle. While the current ambulance has been reliable, it no longer meets modern standards or accommodates evolving medical equipment. With over 100 calls dispatched annually, this new ambulance will empower our dedicated volunteers to serve the community even more effectively. A heartfelt thank you to our committed community and the tireless efforts of our ambulance department for making this significant upgrade possible!

Officers

President – Denise Martin

Vice President – Hayden Boeke

Secretary/Treasurer – Stan Kulow

Safety/Training – Mitchell Paxton

Head of Drivers – Cory Duns