Emergency
Medical Service Awards
Outstanding
Ambulance Service Award
The criteria for selection
are the following:
- heroic performance on a special occasion,
such as a mass casualty response or
- outstanding success
in providing year-round community service and in gaining support
and involvement of the entire community in its service and
educational activities.
In short, an ambulance service will
be chosen that exemplifies in some way the outstanding service
that all our ambulance organizations and rescue squads provide
to Alaska. The Council has developed a standard nomination
form to be used for nominations.
2011
- North Tongass Volunteer Fire Department – Dave Hull, Chief, Ketchikan — In recognition of the compassionate care they provide to patients both during and after emergency response, and for their support to their community.
2010
- Alaska Professional Volunteers, Anchorage — In providing
more than 14,000 volunteer hours over the last year, and for providing EMS coverage at events in Anchorage
and communities in Southcentral Alaska.
2009
- Hoonah Emergency Medical Services — In recognition of the staff’s volunteer spirit, professionalism and long-term dedication to insuring that injured and ill residents and visitors receive the best emergency care.
2008
- Delta Rescue Squad of Delta Junction — in recognition of the dedication of the all-volunteer squad in serving a geographic area of 12,000 square miles with response times of up to 6 hours.
2007
- Fire Chief William Chadwick and the Girdwood Fire Department in recognition of the agency’s dedicated service to the community since 1974.
2006
- Central Matanuska-Susitna Ambulance Service -- Wasilla
2005
- King Cove Volunteer Fire & Rescue Squad -- King Cove
2004
- Aleknagik
First Responders - Aleknagik
2003
- Seward
Volunteer Ambulance Corps - Seward
2002
- Nome
Volunteer Ambulance Department – Nome
2001
- Nuiqsut
Volunteer Fire Department - Nuiqsut
2000
- Old
Harbor Village Response Team - Old Harbor
1999
- Hoonah
Volunteer EMS Squad - Hoonah
1998
- Haines
Volunteer Fire Department - Haines
1997
- Chugiak
Volunteer Fire & Rescue - Chugiak
1996
- Dillingham
Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad - Dillingham
1995
- Aniak Volunteer Fire Department - Aniak
1994
- Unalaska Volunteer Ambulance Service - Unalaska
1993
- Matanuska-Susitna
Borough Palmer Ambulance Service - Palmer
1992
- Tri-Valley
Volunteer Fire Department - Healy
1991
- Anchor
Point Volunteer Fire & EMS Department
1990
- Bristol
Bay Borough Volunteer Rescue Squad - Naknek
1989
- Ketchikan
Fire Department/EMS Division - Ketchikan
1988
- Homer
Volunteer Fire Department - Homer
1987
- Nome
Volunteer Ambulance Service - Nome
1986
- Tok
EMT Association – Tok
1985
- Sand
Point EMS – Sand Point
1984
- Dillingham
Volunteer Rescue Squad - Dillingham
1983
- Haines
Volunteer Ambulance Service - Haines
1982
- Trapper
Creek Volunteer Ambulance Service – Trapper Creek