The Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District is committed to responsible financial management, transparent communication, and ensuring equitable emergency medical coverage for all residents. As part of this commitment, the district has evaluated its revenues, long‑term financial outlook, and travel‑time data to guide the development of a new...
The Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District Board meeting minutes are always put out a month behind. The meeting minutes are obtained the following month at the next board meeting. The board meetings are held the 4th Thursday of the month at 6pm at the squad house on Wagner Street in Alger. The months where a holiday falls on that 4th...
Run reports are updated monthly
Because the bids have come in higher than originally expected, the budget will be reviewed and may be increased to better align with contractor pricing, and certain items may be removed from the scope. Once these adjustments are made, the project will be sent out for bid again.
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Members of the Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District had the opportunity to check out the new and updated Zoll AutoPulse. Members were able to compare it to the much older version that our department owns as well as compare it to the Lucas 3. The Zoll AutoPulse and the Lucas are both mechanical CPR devices that perform consistent high quality...
Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District took their first 911 call in their new ambulance on February 19, 2025.
On February 3, 2025, Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District closed on their new property South of Alger on State Route 235 on the West side of the road past County Road 126 and before County Road 130. This is such an exciting time for our district as the response times to the entire district will greatly improve. We are currently...
Run counts are done by address.
