Bent County Ambulance Service

03/15/2026

Late last year, members of the Bent County Ambulance Service and the Bent County Sheriff’s Office responded to a critical life-saving call. Thanks to the seamless coordination and quick actions of everyone involved, the patient was stabilized and successfully transferred to hospital care.

In recognition of these heroic efforts, the Bent County Ambulance Service has presented the Life Saving Award to the following personnel:

Bent County Ambulance Service
• Patrick Arrona
• Alexia Devie
• Logen England
• Maykayla Hall
• Alicia Deatherage
• John Spano

Bent County Sheriff’s Office
• Dispatcher: Michelle Garza
• Deputies: Chance Dupree and Steven Crespin

We are incredibly proud of the teamwork displayed between our two agencies to protect the lives of our community members. Congratulations to all on this well-deserved honor!

02/12/2026

JOB POSTING: EMS Director

$53,000 - $63,000 annually

We are seeking an EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Director to lead
and oversee all aspects of emergency medical response operations within our organization.

TO APPLY
Request an application or send Resume & Intent to Apply
Email: bcambulance@bentcounty.net

Open until filled.

01/30/2026

Is it time to renew your CPR Certification? Our next class is for a BLS (Basic Life Support) certification. It will be held Friday, February 13, 2026. Call us for details and to register. Seating limited.

01/09/2026

Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 2026

We value the partnership with these and other organizations in achieving our community-focused objectives.

Thank you to our local deputies, reserves, CSP troopers, and all LEO for your assistance with calls, trainings, and debriefings.

01/09/2026

Thank you for clearing our lot!!

Be safe in the snow today, Everyone!❄️ 🪏☃️

11/01/2025

10/31/2025

Our first costumed trick-or-treat seeker stopped by - Kenzie the Corantula (corgi/tarantula) 🐶

Stay safe! We will see you on 6th Street or at the Football field!

10/22/2025

HELP! Our supply of stuffed animals and toys, relied upon by patients of all ages (0-101+), is getting critically low. 😟
These items can provide patients a mental diversion, calm nervous hands, stimulate conversation, or become a new friend at a time when they feel alone.
We are grateful for donations of clean, new or gently used stuffed animals and toys, which our patients appreciate as a distraction 🤗

10/10/2025

It’s never too soon to teach kids first aid and CPR! Giving children the skills to respond in an emergency builds confidence, responsibility, and awareness that can last a lifetime. Even simple lessons—like how to call 911, check for breathing, or apply a bandage—can make a real difference. Empowering kids early helps create a generation that’s ready to help when it matters most.

09/25/2025

ACLS Course happening today at BCAS. Continued Education is an important part of being an emergency responder.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support teaches responders advanced techniques for responding to cardiac emergencies such as stroke and cardiac arrest.

09/16/2025

Two of our EMT staff have been teaching CPR, AED, & 1st Aid at the local high school.
We teach public classes monthly at our building. Call 719.456.1915 for more info!

High School First Aid class!

09/12/2025

We are now able to take electronic payments. Please call or come in to the office to pay by card.