MORES CREEK AMBULANCE

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Mores Creek Ambulance first began in 1990 with a group of about 13 volunteers. At this time we had only a tin shed and a very used van to respond as a basic life support emergency medical transport unit. Since then, we have grown and have acquired a fully equipped transport ambulance and our own ambulance building. But we still rely on volunteers to staff the ambulance.

The only way this unit is able to respond to the aid of Boise County residents and recreational enthusiasts is through the support of the community.

“We are here to provide quick response for the community and our own families..”

COVERAGE AREA

Mores Creek Ambulance covers approximately 700 square miles.

Our coverage begins at the Ada/Boise county line on Highway 21, and extends north to milepost 29. Coverage extends from Grimes Creek Road at Highway 21, west 4 miles to the wooden bridge, including the Clear Creek area. We also cover Spring Shores Marina and up Arrowrock Road 11 miles during the summer and all the way to Atlanta City in the winter.

Our response area includes the major subdivision and recreational areas of Spring Shores Marina, Mores Creek, Robie Creek, Wilderness Ranch, Clear Creek and Osprey.

Mores Creek service area

OUR MISSION-- TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Our mission is to provide safe emergency response to medical or trauma incidents within our service area and extended service area of East Boise County.

We do this by providing training, educational tools, equipment and support to all of our volunteers. Local EMT volunteers are certified by the State of Idaho, and Drivers are trained to assist with patient transport.

TEAMWORK

Mores Creek volunteers believe in working together towards a common goal. We are a member of the East Boise County Ambulance District, and work with local fire and law enforcement departments to provide the best emergency care possible

CALL OUT PROCEDURES

To activate the Mores Creek Ambulance, call one of these emergency response numbers: