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Public SafetyWednesday, November 4

South Caldwell is getting the first new Canyon County Paramedics station in the city in more than 20 years

The Daily Caldwell teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you live in South Caldwell, more ambulance coverage is on the way. The bought more than an acre of city-owned land near Ustick Park, and officials announced Friday that will go there.

Station 55 will bring an ambulance station, training center and supply hub

ItemDetail
Station 55New ambulance station
LocationSW corner, E. Ustick Rd. and Oregon Ave.
Next doorCaldwell Fire Station No. 2
Also comingEMS training center, supply hub

The district says the station will increase the number of ambulances serving Caldwell. Planners hope it also lowers demand for ambulances based in Nampa or Middleton.

20+ yearssince Canyon County Paramedics added a station in Caldwell

will be the first Canyon County Paramedics station added in the city in more than 20 years.

“Timely care is crucial during emergencies such as strokes, heart attacks and major trauma,”

Michael Stowell, chief of the Canyon County Ambulance District
  • Announced: Fri., Oct. 30
  • Land: more than an acre near Ustick Park
  • Paid for: temporary levy override voters approved in May 2025

Sources: Idaho Press, Idaho News 6 Boise Twin Falls (KIVI)

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