Proudly Serving our Community
...since 1850
...since 1850
Chillicothe Fire Department works in conjunction with Livingston County Ambulance District in order to provide superior emergency medical services to Chillicothe and all of Livingston County. We look forward to serving you if the need ever arises.
We operate and staff four advanced life support ambulances. We are also awaiting delivery of another unit to arrive sometime in February, making the total available units five.
As stated elsewhere, most of our fire department personnel are licensed Missouri Paramedics. We strive to provide the highest in patient care.
Assisted by other first responders in the area we cover cities such as Utica, Wheeling, Dawn, Mooresville, Avalon, Ludlow, and Chula.
If you have any billing questions please contact our billing administrator Bette Atwell at (660) 646-4355. Payment plans may be available. Credit cards are not accepted at this time.
Payments may be mailed to:
Chillicothe Fire Department
Attn: Bette Atwell
700 Second Street
Chillicothe, MO 64601
We operate and staff four advanced life support ambulances. We are also awaiting delivery of another unit to arrive sometime in February, making the total available units five.
As stated elsewhere, most of our fire department personnel are licensed Missouri Paramedics. We strive to provide the highest in patient care.
Assisted by other first responders in the area we cover cities such as Utica, Wheeling, Dawn, Mooresville, Avalon, Ludlow, and Chula.
If you have any billing questions please contact our billing administrator Bette Atwell at (660) 646-4355. Payment plans may be available. Credit cards are not accepted at this time.
Payments may be mailed to:
Chillicothe Fire Department
Attn: Bette Atwell
700 Second Street
Chillicothe, MO 64601
"'March 31, 2009
According to the Chillicothe Constitution Tribune in 1968 the ambulance district was in need of an operator for the district. At the time, the current operation was being discontinued and a new operation was needed. The Chillicothe Fire Department stepped up to the challenge and took over ambulance services for the City."
According to the Chillicothe Constitution Tribune in 1968 the ambulance district was in need of an operator for the district. At the time, the current operation was being discontinued and a new operation was needed. The Chillicothe Fire Department stepped up to the challenge and took over ambulance services for the City."
How to call for an ambulance in an emergency:
1. Dial 911
2. Ask operator for an ambulance
3. Tell them your name, your location, the number you are calling from and the reason you need an ambulance.
If you are in a public place or in an accident try to give the closest intersection or landmark. If in a rural area, describe the house and any other items that may help responders find your address.
4. If the ambulance is not for you then tell the operator the name of the patient. Tell the operator any medical history that is known about the patient.
5. Above all remain calm and do what the operator tells you to do.
1. Dial 911
2. Ask operator for an ambulance
3. Tell them your name, your location, the number you are calling from and the reason you need an ambulance.
If you are in a public place or in an accident try to give the closest intersection or landmark. If in a rural area, describe the house and any other items that may help responders find your address.
4. If the ambulance is not for you then tell the operator the name of the patient. Tell the operator any medical history that is known about the patient.
5. Above all remain calm and do what the operator tells you to do.