Bi-County Ambulance Service

Bi-County Ambulance Service Bi-County Ambulance is the sole 911 ALS provider for both Yuba and Sutter counties and has been since 1981.

🇺🇸 Honoring the Heroes in Our Community This Veterans DayToday, we proudly recognize the Bi County Ambulance team member...
11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring the Heroes in Our Community This Veterans Day
Today, we proudly recognize the Bi County Ambulance team members who have served our nation with courage and dedication:

🇺🇸 Jose Diaz-Lopez – U.S. Army
🇺🇸 Jason Dysart – U.S. Army Reserve
🇺🇸 Austin Eby – U.S. Army Reserve
🇺🇸 Rodrigo Escatel – U.S. Marines
🇺🇸 Stefan Lenhart – U.S. Army
🇺🇸 Noah Martinez – U.S. Air Force
🇺🇸 Brian Morris – U.S. Army Reserve

Your commitment to protecting others—both in service to our country and here in our community—represents the very best of who we are.
Thank you for your bravery, your service, and your continued dedication to helping others.

đźš‘ World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims đźš§Today, we pause to honor those who have lost their lives or been se...
11/07/2025

đźš‘ World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims đźš§

Today, we pause to honor those who have lost their lives or been seriously injured on our roads — and to recognize the families, first responders, and communities forever changed by these tragedies.

At Bi-County Ambulance, we respond to roadway incidents every day. We see firsthand how every decision — wearing a seatbelt, slowing down, putting the phone away — can make a life-saving difference.

This World Day of Remembrance, we reaffirm our commitment to road safety and to the prevention of traffic-related injuries and deaths in our community. Together, we can make every trip a safe one. đź’›

Our October 2025 numbers are in—and we’re honored to continue serving the Yuba-Sutter community with care and dedication...
11/07/2025

Our October 2025 numbers are in—and we’re honored to continue serving the Yuba-Sutter community with care and dedication! 🚑

Here’s a quick look at how the month shaped up 📊
📞 Total Calls for Service: 2448
🏥 Total Patient Transports: 1795
🚨 Total Emergent Transports [C3]: 143
🛣️ Total Miles Traveled: 10,031.40

NOW STREAMING: “In the Tank with Fish” with Bi-County Ambulance CEO Alex BumpusBi-County Ambulance (BCA) CEO, Alex Bumpu...
11/05/2025

NOW STREAMING: “In the Tank with Fish” with Bi-County Ambulance CEO Alex Bumpus

Bi-County Ambulance (BCA) CEO, Alex Bumpus, recently joined host Bob Fischetti on In the Tank with Fish to reflect on leadership, teamwork, and the unique journey of Bi-County Ambulance.

“It was an honor joining Bob to share the story behind Bi-County Ambulance — the people, the challenges, and the heart that drives our work every day. Thanks for having me, Bob!” — Alex Bumpus

Alex reflects on our roots as a family-run business founded in 1976 — built on trust, compassion, and a deep connection to the Yuba-Sutter community. Nearly five decades later, as we prepare to celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2026, those same values continue to guide everything we do.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G03AvR5tMU

🚑💙 Today is National First Responders Day 💙🚑"On behalf of Bi-County Ambulance, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude t...
10/28/2025

🚑💙 Today is National First Responders Day 💙🚑

"On behalf of Bi-County Ambulance, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the men and women who answer the call—day or night, rain or shine—to keep our communities safe.

To my fellow EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and all first responders across Yuba and Sutter Counties: thank you for your courage, commitment, and compassion. Your dedication makes a difference in every life you touch."

— Alex Bumpus, President & CEO, Bi-County Ambulance

đźš‘ Bi-County Ambulance at the Yuba County Be Prepared Fair!The BCA team had a great time connecting with the community at...
10/24/2025

đźš‘ Bi-County Ambulance at the Yuba County Be Prepared Fair!

The BCA team had a great time connecting with the community at this year’s Yuba County Be Prepared Fair — sharing safety tips, showing residents our ambulances up close, and joining fellow first responders in helping families learn how to prepare for emergencies.

A big thank you to Yuba County OES, the Linda Fire Department, and all the agencies and organizations who made this event possible. We’re proud to serve our community and help keep Yuba and Sutter Counties safe and prepared. 💙

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBi-County Ambulance Hosts Multi-Casualty Incident Training in Preparation for Annual Sikh ParadeYUB...
10/23/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bi-County Ambulance Hosts Multi-Casualty Incident Training in Preparation for Annual Sikh Parade
YUBA CITY, Calif. [OCTOBER 23, 2025] – In advance of one of the region’s largest annual public gatherings, Bi-County Ambulance [BCA] hosted a weeklong series of Multi-Casualty Incident [MCI] Training sessions at its Yuba City headquarters to prepare local emergency response teams for the upcoming Sikh Parade.

Team Member Spotlight: Ian Huntley This month, we’re proud to recognize Paramedic Ian Huntley! Ian began his journey wit...
10/22/2025

Team Member Spotlight: Ian Huntley

This month, we’re proud to recognize Paramedic Ian Huntley! Ian began his journey with Bi-County Ambulance back in April 2002, starting as an EMT and dedicating himself to serving our community for over two decades.
In November 2005, Ian took the next big step in his career — earning his Paramedic certification and continuing his commitment to providing the highest level of prehospital care.

A lifelong resident of Yuba and Sutter Counties, Ian has spent his 23-year career helping his neighbors and making a difference where it matters most. His dedication, experience, and steady professionalism make him a valued part of the BCA family.

Please join us in congratulating Ian on his incredible service and recent achievement!

🧠🚑 World Mental Health Day — October 10At Bi-County Ambulance, we recognize that mental health matters just as much as p...
10/10/2025

🧠🚑 World Mental Health Day — October 10

At Bi-County Ambulance, we recognize that mental health matters just as much as physical health. Today and every day, we stand with our team, our patients, and our community in honoring the strength it takes to speak up, reach out, and support one another.

Behind the uniform are real people carrying the weight of tough calls, long shifts, and emotional strain. On this World Mental Health Day, we pause to reflect on the mental and emotional well-being of our EMS personnel, and we encourage our team—and our community—to check in, decompress, and lean on each other.

If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone. Asking for help is a sign of strength. đź’š

BCA METRICS: September 2025Our September 2025 numbers are in—and we’re honored to continue serving the Yuba-Sutter commu...
10/09/2025

BCA METRICS: September 2025

Our September 2025 numbers are in—and we’re honored to continue serving the Yuba-Sutter community with care and dedication! 🚑

Here’s a quick look at how the month shaped up 📊
📞 Total Calls for Service: 2341
🏥 Total Patient Transports: 1688
🚨 Total Emergent Transports [C3]: 105
🛣️ Total Miles Traveled: 9518.00

We love community outreach!!!
10/06/2025

We love community outreach!!!

National Emergency Nurses Week 🩺Honoring the courage, skill, and rapid response of emergency nurses 🚑Thank you for being...
10/05/2025

National Emergency Nurses Week 🩺

Honoring the courage, skill, and rapid response of emergency nurses 🚑Thank you for being there when every second counts ❤

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