By The Numbers: Escambia County EMS Responded To Over 93,000 Calls In 2025

January 6, 2026

It was a busy year for Escambia County EMS in 2025 with over 93,000 calls for service.

According to numbers released by the county on Monday, Escambia EMS responded to the following in 2025:

93,682 calls for service
56,323 transports
2,860 CORE appointments
4,985 motor vehicle accidents
978 cardiac arrests
410 standby events (such as sporting events, air shows, events)

Additional EMS stats for 2025 include:

• Pediatric emergency responses: 5,269
• Critical airway interventions: 1,269
• Medications administered : 40,538
• Training hours: Approximately 2,000

Comments

3 Responses to “By The Numbers: Escambia County EMS Responded To Over 93,000 Calls In 2025”

  1. rd on January 7th, 2026 9:41 am

    Thank you for the great job you do.
    That is 1 call per 3.5 residents. Seems like a lot!
    I wonder how many of those 4,985 accident responses were Highway 29 north of Cantonment?

  2. Luigi on January 6th, 2026 3:13 pm

    Thank you for your great service to our community. We would have allways gratitude in our hearts for you serving above and beyond on your call of duty .

  3. Susie on January 6th, 2026 11:07 am

    God bless each and every EMS employee. These wonderful, caring people are our Angels in times of need. Thank you for everything you do for us!





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