ALS 1: A 2001 Ford F-150 Rapid Response Unit. ALS 1 responds in tandem with MS-173 on all 911 calls within Wheatland to ensure a quick response to any emergency. It is equipped with a Zoll E-Seires monitor / defibrilator, emergency jump-kit, advanced airway kit with medical oxygen, and spinal immobilization equipment.   

MS-50:      A 2002 Ford F-350 McCoy Miller Type-1 Ambulance. MS-50 primarily serves as our 4th-due Advanced Life Support  (ALS)ambulance but also serves as our first-due ambulance for responses requiring four-wheel drive. MS-50 is equipped with a Zoll E-Series monitor/defibrilator along with complete inventory of ALS equipment, supplies, and medications.

MS-162: A 2000 Ford E-350 McCoy Miller Type-3 Ambulance. MS-162 serves primarily as our 2nd-due ALS ambulance but also handles patient transfers between hospitals. MS-162 is equipped with a Zoll E-Series monitor/defibrilator along with complete inventory of ALS equipment, supplies, and medications.

MS-163: A 1999 Ford E-350 Osage Type-3 Ambulance. MS-163 primarily serves as our patient trasfer ambulance but also serves as our 3rd-due ALS ambulance. MS-163 is equipped with a Zoll E-Series monitor/defibrilator/pacer along with complete inventory of ALS equipment, supplies, and medications.

MS-173: A 2007 Chevrolet Wheeled Coach Type-3 Ambulance. MS-173 serves primarily as the 1st-due Advanced Life Support ambulance. MS-173 is also paged for all structure involved fires and for ALS intercepts with outerlying BLS services. MS-173 is stocked with a Zoll-E Series monitor/defibrilator/pacer, Zoll Auto-Pulse, and complete inventory of ALS equipment, supplies, and medications. 

*Each EWAS ambulance is staffed by at least one advanced life support certified medic, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.