Stanley Ambulance Service

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to you and your families 🎄

This Christmas, Stanley Ambulance would like to thank those who serve while others celebrate. Many of you miss family gatherings, traditions, and quiet moments at home because emergencies do not pause for the holidays. You show up in the hardest moments, providing care, calm, and reassurance when it matters most. Your sacrifice does not go unnoticed, and your dedication is deeply appreciated this Christmas season.
Have a safe and merry Christmas 🎄

10/28/2025

Happy First Responders Day! 🚑🚓🚒

Today we celebrate and thank all the brave men and women who run toward emergencies when others run away. Your courage, dedication, and service make our communities safer every day.

10/27/2025

What are the crews doing on this cool fall evening? A pumpkin carving party complete with pizza, snacks, and Sunday Football. Even the EMT students are in on the fun!

10/23/2025

💗 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
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Our crew is proud to show our support by wearing pink shirts in honor of breast cancer survivors, fighters, and those we’ve lost. 💞 Every shirt represents hope, strength, and the importance of early detection.

We stand with our community — and with everyone affected by breast cancer — as we work together for awareness, support, and a cure. 🎗️🚑

10/20/2025

CPR class tonight @7!

Stanley Ambulance is hosting another public CPR class. This class is open to anyone wanting to become CPR certified. The class is at no cost to those who live within the ambulance district, and those who do not are responsible for only the card cost.

The course will be hosted at the Stanley Ambulance Service at 14 1st St SE in Stanley (public entrance is through the alley).

If you have any questions, please contact Cora Wolsky at 701-628-1095.

10/10/2025

An amazing day!
With some amazing kiddos!
💙❤️🚑🚑🚑🚑

10/01/2025

Stanley Ambulance is hosting another public CPR class. This class is open to anyone wanting to become CPR certified. The class is at no cost to those who live within the ambulance district, and those who do not are responsible for only the card cost.

The course will be hosted at the Stanley Ambulance Service at 14 1st St SE in Stanley (public entrance is through the alley).

If you have any questions, please contact Cora Wolsky at 701-628-1095.

08/15/2025

We are beyond grateful for the wonderful donation from Harper’s Hugs! 🦋

In the hardest moments, a small comfort can mean everything. These stuffed animals, given by a family in memory of their child, will carry love and comfort to others when they need it most. ❤️
Our ambulances are stocked and ready!

08/15/2025

We've had some interest in an EMT class here in Stanley and would recommend checking out Ringdahl Ambulance's EMT program being held in Tioga this fall! Here's the post from Tioga:

⚠️🚑 We are less than ONE month away from the start of class, and there is still lots of time to register! With the help of JEMSE over the last few years, we have worked hard to help equip small towns with EMTs who are confidently trained in treatment and transport of patients. In this class, you will learn skills such as: Basic Life Support, Medical and Trauma Assessments, Bleeding Control, Spinal Immobilization… and much more!!
If you are looking to make a difference in your community, this is a great place to start! 🌟🌟
🚨 Applications can be found at:

JEMSE offers this 3 month program twice a year (Fall and Spring semesters). We currently hold over a 73% first time pass rate for our students who challenge the National Registry exam. We have certified providers all over the states of ND and MN as well as instructors with numerous years of experien...

08/01/2025

Three SAS providers, Cora (EMT), Timothy (Paramedic), and Ken (Paramedic) traveled to Bismarck this week to attend Advanced Hazmat Life Support held at HHS’s emergency preparedness office. AHLS prepares healthcare providers to medically manage victims of hazardous materials incidents including diagnosis, initial treatment, and antidote administration.

Additionally, they toured HHS’s medical cache & warehouse to better understand our state’s resources and disaster preparedness.

After the course, all three attended and completed the AHLS instructor course, receiving verification as instructors to build a pool of instructors for ND.

Thank you to the Mountain Plains Regional Disaster Health Response System for coming to ND and teaching this course!

07/06/2025

We're looking for more friendly faces to join our team of volunteers! Volunteering with the ambulance is a great way to give back to your community - friends, family, and neighbors. We reimburse you for your time and provide all training required.

Call the station and ask to speak to Timothy about volunteering: 701-628-1095.

07/01/2025

Please avoid lighting fireworks while our partners address this incident.