Pettis County Ambulance District

Outstanding first responders in the Pettis County area were recognized by the Noonday and Sunrise Optimist Clubs of Sedalia

The former administrator of the Pettis County Ambulance District has been sentenced for embezzling more than $227,000 from the district.

Pettis County Sheriff’s Detectives and the Pettis County Coroner are conducting an investigation surrounding the death of a Sedalia woman

The former administrator of the Pettis County Ambulance District pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday (Dec 14) to embezzling more than $227,000 from the district.

The Pettis County Fire Protection District, Pettis County Ambulance District, Pettis County Sheriff's Office and Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to a request of a water rescue on Sunday on west Highway 50 at Muddy Creek Bottoms.

Pettis County Ambulance Distirct Administrator, Mike Gardner, and PCAD Human Resource Director, Tracy Rank were arrested on Wednesday (Mar 29), in connection to an ongoing investigation into forgery and stealing.

The Pettis County Ambulance District Board of Directors will invite the public to an open house of its newest station, Station 2, on Saturday, Dec. 10.

The Pettis County Ambulance District’s first satellite station – Station 2 located at TT Highway and US 50 Highway – is nearing completion and scheduled to begin operations sometime next month.

During its regular meeting Oct. 14, the Pettis County Ambulance District Board of Directors heard an update on the ongoing implementation of moving the district’s dispatch services to the Sedalia Police Department’s control. Currently PCAD uses Morgan County dispatch but was recently approved by the Sedalia City Council to move to SPD services...

This week marks one year since the Pettis County Ambulance District took over ambulance services in Pettis County. And from its humble beginnings – with meetings taking place in a borrowed conference room at the Pettis County Emergency Management Agency – the district has grown into a $3...