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Warrick County EMS reports 3,926 runs in first half of 2026; joins CARES database
Summary
Esha Roth of Warrick County EMS told commissioners the service completed 3,926 runs Jan–June 2026, purchased equipment and vehicles, launched staff education programs, and joined the CARES cardiac-arrest database to improve outcomes.
Esha Roth, representing Warrick County EMS, gave the board a semiannual operations report for January–June 2026 on Aug. 10, saying EMS conducted 3,926 runs during that period and reduced transfers outside the county compared with prior years.
Roth said EMS purchased new equipment, replaced vehicles, and expanded training for staff, local fire departments, law enforcement, EMT and paramedic students, and students at the Warrick Pathways facility. She also said EMS began participating in the CARES database to capture detailed data on cardiac arrests and help identify successful interventions. "I'm really excited about that because it's gonna give us more details of what's working in our community," Roth said.
Commissioners asked about the quality committee Roth formed to track data and improve metrics; she said it is an internal group focused on performance data and improvement plans.
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