EMS Information for the Public

If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number for immediate assistance.

The following links provide information about ambulance service providers and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) in Wisconsin and the Statewide Trauma Care System.

• Administrative Rules
• Active Shooter Guide (PDF)
• Ambulance Services (by county)
• American Red Cross
• Are You READY, Wisconsin?
• Complaints and Investigations
• Designated Trauma Care Facilities (by county)
• Do-Not-Resuscitate Order
• EMS Board and Committee Meetings
• EMS Section Staff List
• Fitness Center Training Information
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) by License Level
  • First Responder
  • Basic
  • Advanced EMT
  • Intermediate
  • Paramedic
• History of EMS in Wisconsin
• Injury Prevention Program
• Public Access Defibrillation
• Public Health Emergency Preparedness
• Ready.gov
• Service Dogs, Dealing with (PDF)
• Star of Life
• Trauma Care System
• Verification of Licensure
• Volunteer Wisconsin (previously WeVolunteer)
• Wisconsin EMS Scope of Practice

Prepare, Plan, Stay Informed

Wisconsin'’s Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program focuses on preparing for, and responding to, events that pose a substantial risk to the health of state residents. The program supports and enhances the capacity of the state, local health departments/Tribes, and the health care system to prepare for public health threats and emergencies through planning, exercising, responding, and training.  

• What You Can Do to Prepare for an Emergency
• Coping with Disasters
• If You Must Leave Your Home
• Re-entering Your Home After Utility Service Interruption