Pulaski County EMS

The Pulaski County Commissioners heard and approved several purchase requests for Pulaski County EMS during their regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 1. EMS Director Natasha Daugherty said that the first three requests are for repairs to their 2019 and 2014 units. They have to be approved by the...
A Pulaski County Dispatcher and two EMTs were presented with awards on Nov. 10 for saving a man’s life who went into cardiac arrest this past July. Pictured  from left to right: EMS Director Natasha Daugherty, 911 Director Angela VanArsdale, Dispatcher Megan Hollon, cardiac arrest survivor Kevin Bolton, Paramedic James Handy and EMT Kayla Clemons.
A cardiac arrest survivor and the first responders who took the call were recognized at a Pulaski County Council meeting on Nov 10 for their roles in a heroic rescue that unfolded this past summer. According to Pulaski County EMS Director Natasha Daugherty, Kevin Bolton went into cardiac arrest in...
Pulaski County EMS Director Natasha Daugherty proposed an ambulance maintenance and rotation plan to the Pulaski County Commissioners at a regular meeting on Oct. 20. Daugherty explained that they currently have two units that are not running properly and are out of service more than they are in...
The Pulaski County Commissioners approved some requests during their June 16 regular session, including a paramedic contract and a memorial bench at the courthouse. Pulaski County EMS Director Natasha Daugherty started by saying that she would like to bring more paramedics into the community. She...
EMS Director Natasha Daugherty addressed the Pulaski County Council on Monday, May 19, highlighting the department's current staffing shortages and proposing some wage adjustments as a potential part to the solution. She opened by stating that some of her team members have been working 96 hours at...
Pulaski County EMS Director Natasha Daugherty received approval from the county commissioners for additional ambulance items she has requested. The approval was granted at a regular meeting on Monday, March 3. Daugherty explained that the additionals were for the new unit that is expected to arrive...
Pulaski County EMS recently posted on social media that eight students have started the emergency medical responder class, starting on Sunday, Feb. 23. A NIPSCO provided grant allows six affiliated firemen to earn their certification free of cost.
Staffing has become a concern for Pulaski County EMS, so much that EMS Director Natasha Daugherty is faced with the decision of shutting down a truck. The information was brought to the Pulaski County Council during a regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 9. Daugherty advised that it takes 12 people to...
The availability of an EMR class was one of a few things brought before the Pulaski County Commissioners on Monday, Dec. 2. At that meeting, Pulaski County EMS Director Natasha Daugherty announced that they have received the NIPSCO grant for this year in the amount of $5,000. With these funds, they...
Natasha Daugherty was recently announced as the pick for Pulaski County EMS Director during a regular commissioners meeting on Monday, Oct. 21. Commissioner president Chuck Mellon explained that they had a lot of good applicants – both people working within and outside of the department – but...

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