"The Mission of Weld County Paramedic Services
is to provide the highest professional-quality, cost-effective mobile health care to all of our customers."

Weld County Paramedic Services (W.C.P.S.) was formed on September 16, 1974 when the Greeley Ambulance Company (a privately owned company) failed financially.  Pre-hospital emergency medical care was considered an essential service and a joint agreement between Weld County and the City of Greeley provided tax support during the transition to a Weld County Department.

Weld County Paramedic Services Stations

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Station #1- 1121 M Street Greeley (Administration & Billing Office)

Station #2 - 3401 South 11th Avenue Evans, Colorado (No Services)

Station #3 - 2999 9th Street Ft. Lupton, Colorado (No Services)

Kodak Station - 9952 Eastman Park Drive Windsor, Colorado (No Services)

Paramedic Advanced Life Support Services were added on July 1, 1977.  Ft. Lupton operations began on February 1, 1981.  In January 1986 the department was converted by the Board of County Commissioners to an enterprise fund supported by fees to the people who used the service.

Emergency Medical Training Centers throughout Weld County and the region utilize the clinical working environment of the W.C.P.S. Rider Program.  Participating training centers send their Emergency Medical Technician Basics, Intermediates and Paramedics students to W.C.P.S. to study and learn from the Field Instructors at W.C.P.S..  Support is also provided to all of the fire department first responders of Weld County who, in addition to the educational opportunities, receive their expendable medical supplies from W.C.P.S. at no cost.  Informational and educational programs are available to individuals, organizations and the public who are interested in learning about the pre-hospital / public safety profession by contacting us at one of the numbers provided or via e-mail.

Weld County Regional Communications Center provides dispatch services using a tiered response of fire department first responders, ground ambulance and medical helicopter services.  Resource deployment is determined using a modified System Status Management Model, Medical Priority Dispatch with ProQA™.  This process combined with mutual aid agreements with neighboring providers, assure a more timely response to the outlying areas for the citizens and visitors of Weld County.