First Call Ambulance announced today that the Humphreys County Commission voted unanimously on Monday, June 8, to extend the company’s contract to continue serving as the county’s primary 911 ambulance provider. The contract extension will run from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029.
First Call Ambulance has served Humphreys County as its exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance service provider since June 2023, delivering emergency and non-emergency medical response and transportation services to residents across the county. The extension reflects the county’s continued confidence in First Call’s ability to provide dependable, high-quality emergency care, and strong operational support for the community.
“We are honored by the Humphreys County Commission’s unanimous vote to extend our partnership and grateful for the trust the county has placed in First Call Ambulance,” said Sam Clark, Vice President of Operations for First Call Ambulance. “Since beginning service in Humphreys County in 2023, our team has been proud to stand alongside local public safety agencies and healthcare partners to deliver responsive, compassionate care. We look forward to continuing that commitment and serving the county with excellence for years to come.”
Under the extension, First Call Ambulance will continue working closely with county leadership, first responders, and healthcare partners to ensure residents of Humphreys County have access to timely, professional emergency medical services.
