EMS

An ambulance belonging to the Three Points Fire District parked outside a building, under a clear blue sky.
Station 301

All of Three Points Fire-Rescue personnel are either Paramedics or Emergency Medical Technicians. This enables us to assist the local Emergency Medical System (EMS) with all medical calls, including transports to hospitals and motor vehicle incidents. Ongoing, EMS Continuing Education classes are required for all our first responders, which enables them the ability to maintain their required certification hours. This service is critical for the area Three Points Fire protects, because a large majority of our annual call volume consists of medical emergencies. We have four ambulances in our fleet, two of which are in-service 24 hours a day, two are used as  reserve ambulance.

The image shows a red ambulance labeled "Three Points Fire District," parked with clear blue skies in the background.
Station 302
Emergency responders, including a military official and firefighters, gather near a fire truck and a helicopter in a desert area.
EMS Response with Border Patrol
Rescue team working on an RV roof, using rescue equipment to assist someone in need, under a clear blue sky.
TRT Rescue
A helicopter flying overhead on a sunny day with several parked trucks below in a desert landscape.
Life Net Training
Emergency responders, including a military official and firefighters, gather near a fire truck and a helicopter in a desert area.
Rescue team working on an RV roof, using rescue equipment to assist someone in need, under a clear blue sky.
A helicopter flying overhead on a sunny day with several parked trucks below in a desert landscape.