Riley County EMS reports steady call volume and ongoing staffing, training work
EMS Director David Adams reported 479 calls in February, station-level breakdowns and 492 transfers; staff are consolidating software with county fire, updating position descriptions and launching a new tactical-care training program.
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Riley County Emergency Services Director David Adams gave the board a monthly operational update on March 16, reporting that the county recorded 479 calls in February — "about average for that month," he said — with station-level breakdowns and 492 patient transfers.
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