Pendleton EMS

Pendleton is located 43 miles north northeast of Indianapolis along IN-38 in southeastern Madison County. Pendleton EMS operates three on-call BLS Ambulances (81, 82, & 83). A Paramedic Squad was placed into service in 2003 for rapid ALS response to the 4,000+ residents of Pendleton and Fall Creek Township. Pendleton is the only Volunteer EMS service providing ALS service in Indiana.

Pendleton EMS
Pendleton Fire Station - Dedicated September 2002

Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department Fire Station - South State Street
Located in downtown along IN-38, Pendleton's Central Fire Station was dedicated in 2002. This large station has 10 apparatus
bays and the last two on the left are double stacked! This sharp and modern firehouse is home to all of PVFD's Fire Apparatus,
three Pendleton EMS units and the department's antique parade engine (located in an 11th door behind the tree).

 
Ambulance 81 - 2004 Ford E-450/Braun

Ambulance 81 - 2004 Ford E-450/Braun
Ambulance 81 is staffed 24/7 365 with a on duty crew that is made up of 2-4 volunteers,
along with the 24/7 ALS squad which is staffed with 1 paramedic at all times.

 
Ambulance 82 - 1996 Ford E-350/Osage

Ambulance 82 - 1996 Ford E-350/Osage
This heavily-used apparatus is scheduled for replacement in 2008-2009

 
Ambulance 83 - 2000 Ford E-450/Lifestar

Ambulance 83 - 2000 Ford E-450/Lifestar

 
Ambulance 83 - 2001 Ford E-450/Lifestar
Ambulance 83 - 2000 Ford E-450/Lifestar

 

Event 81 - 2003 ClubCar Custom EMS Response

Event 81 - 2003 ClubCar Custom EMS Response
Event 81 is used for parades, festivals and sporting events to provide a fast BLS response in busy public areas not
immediately accessible to other apparatus.

 

Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department