Continued Volunteer Training and More
We at Arkansas Valley Ambulance District pride ourselves on ensuring our volunteers receive continuous training opportunities to refresh skills and knowledge regularly. Many of the skills range from CPR/AED, airway management, stop the bleed, extrication from vehicles with local fire agencies, neonatal resuscitation, and much more! The selfless volunteers of AVAD work endlessly to provide the best care possible to our community.
Once a year in November the Emergency Medical Services Association of Colorado (EMSAC) offers a three day training to EMS personnel in Keystone, CO. AVAD and Fremont County Emergency Management together help sponsor many of our EMTs to attend this excellent conference for continued education every year.
EMSAC Conferences


Extrication Training: June 2024



Cotopaxi Football Games
AVAD assists at the Cotopaxi football games at many of their homegames. We are always happy to support our community in all ways possible. At their homecoming game AVAD, Howard Volunteer Fire Department, and Deer Mountain Fire Protection District were all in attendance. We are in this together.






Howard Volunteer Fire Department Pancake Breakfast Fundraising
In support of our local fire department and support agency, AVAD often volunteers at their pancake breakfast fundraising events. We help with early morning set ups, cooking, food running, collecting plates, cleaning, and break down of the event whenever possible. HVFD has been a great support team for AVAD, and we are glad to help them too.










Assisting our local Volunteer Fire Departments
Did you know that when our local volunteer fire departments are called to manage a fire we are also dispatched? AVAD stays on scene for the duration of the call to support our fire fighters, often for several hours until the clean up process is done. We are always ready to provide aid if someone is injured including firefighters. Other duties involve helping them to swap our their tanks, ensuring they stay hydrated, grabbing additional equipment, and even sometimes to help with their water trucks as many of our EMTs also volunteer with Western Fremont Fire Protection District.









