Medical Services

Our firefighters are cross-trained as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). So when a fire truck and firefighters arrive at the scene of an accident or fire, they are able to provide vital rescue and medical services – quickly and cost effectively. 

When your medical incident is not life-threatening, our EMTs will provide medical aid and a recom-
mended course of action. If you need to be evaluated by a physician at the hospital, they will prepare you for transport, which is handled by an ambulance provider such as Olympic Ambulance. If your medical condition is life-threatening our response will also include a team of Paramedics.

Advanced Life Support (ALS) is medical care provided by paramedics trained to assess a patient’s condition, administer drugs, defibrillate and provide advanced airway management prior to transportation to the hospital. Our Medic 6 ALS paramedic unit, housed at Lacey Fire District Station 34, provides emergency medical care for critically sick and/or injured people who require a more advanced level of medical care. Medic 6 is offered in partnership with Thurston County Medic One and operates on a 12-hour basis daily during peak demand. Most emergency situations – heart attacks, strokes, and serious car accidents – are likely to occur between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., and Medic 6 is available to respond quickly with critical care services.

Thurston County Medic One agency operates countywide, providing six ALS vehicles staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, that generally operate in assigned geographic locations throughout the county. When the medic unit assigned to a particular area is not available, the next closest unit is dispatched.

 

Emergency Rescue Services:
Auto accidents, falls and industrial accidents are just a few of the rescue services we provide.

Fire & Emergency Services:
District fire fighters-EMTs respond to a wide range of fire incidences.

Medical Services: From heart attack to auto accident injuries, Lacey Fire District 3 provides vital services.

Health Services: Find out about community CPR and first aid classes.

N.E.T. Partners: Your local fire districts work together to save lives, improve services.

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