Lawrence and Barry County, Missouri
Providing World-Class Care For The Local Communities We Serve
To provide professional, compassionate healthcare to those we serve in the safest and most efficient manner possible.
To live up to the responsibility and challenge of providing the highest possible standard of excellence in emergency care.
To enhance the quality of life of those who live, work, play and visit within the boundaries of our ambulance district by providing the highest quality and timeliest emergency medical care possible.
BARRY-LAWRENCE COUNTY AMBULANCE DISTRICT
As members of this community we believe that treating our ill and injured neighbors is an honor. Our highly trained staff provide top-notch medical care with professionalism and kindness.
To provide professional, compassionate healthcare to those we serve in the safest and most efficient manner possible. To live up to the responsibility and challenge of providing the highest possible standard of excellence in emergency care.
To live up to the responsibility and challenge of providing the highest possible standard of excellence in emergency care.
To enhance the quality of life of those who live, work, play and visit within the boundaries of our ambulance district by providing the highest quality and timeliest emergency medical care possible.
Community Support
Friendly and available staff ready to answer questions or schedule community training.
Critical Transport
Long distance transport of the critically injured to Springfield and beyond.
Advanced Life Support
100% Paramedic level Advanced Life Support response for you and your family.
Event Stand-by
Pre-scheduled local sports & event coverage, providing medical stand-by as needed.
Fire Dept. Stand-by
Fire Department mutual aid for building fires, providing medical stand-by as needed.
Emergency Transport
Round the clock 911 emergency response, treatment and transport of the ill and injured.
John "Wes" Wesley Green
In Memoriam
On September 23rd 2016 Barry Lawrence County Ambulance District lost a long time staple of EMS to a battle with cancer. For 18 years, John "Wes" Wesley Green served the community of Monett and the surrounding areas with his love of the job and never ending compassion doing what he truly loved to do. You will always be in our hearts and on every call in spirit. Barry Lawrence County Ambulance District thanks you for your service and dedication to those we serve. God speed Wes. We'll take it from here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Located in the Southwestern corner of Missouri, Barry Lawrence County Ambulance District serves an area of approximately 500 square miles, populated by 10,000 residents and visitors, and includes the towns of Monett, Pierce City, Purdy, Verona, and Freistatt. Our service area also includes many commercial, industrial and agricultural areas.
Can an ambulance attend my event for medical stand-by?
Stand-by’s are handled individually as we have to account for equipment and staffing. To speak with us more about scheduling an event please give us a call or contact us by CLICKING HERE.
Can I tour the station?
Please contact the district to schedule a tour time by CLICKING HERE.
Is my property in the BLCAD district?
You may call the district to find out for sure but our district coverage map can be referenced by CLICKING HERE.
How many ambulances cover the district?
The district is currently covered by 3 24 hour ambulances.
Where is the station located?
The main station and administrative headquarters are located at 307 Dairy St. Monett, MO 65708.
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To provide professional, compassionate healthcare to those we serve in the safest and most efficient manner possible. To live up to the responsibility and challenge of providing the highest possible standard of excellence in emergency care. To enhance the quality of life of those who live, work, play and visit within the boundaries of our ambulance district by providing the highest quality and timeliest emergency medical care possible.