Emergency Medical Services

Williamson County EMS Mission, Values & Goals

The Williamson County EMS Way

Williamson County Emergency Medical Services serves all the unincorporated areas and cities of Williamson County. The department responds to all emergency medical calls and non-emergency patient transfers between hospitals. EMS also provides continuing Emergency Medical Training for affiliated first responder organizations and its own staff. The people in EMS are professionals certified or licensed by the Department of State Health Services who have dedicated themselves to superior customer service and quality care. To learn more, please read about our operations including station locations, organization, Medical Records Policy, and Transport Policy.

Billing

Clinical Management

Employment

Operations

Public Education

Over the years the department has grown to 12 stations handling over 24,000 calls per year. The past few years, call volume has increased 30% to 35% a year, challenging the department to keep up with the tremendous population growth in the County. To learn more about how the department is dealing with this growth, please read our information on employment, including what it's like to work here, and our information on training, including courses for all first responders. Williamson County EMS charges fees for services. Please read our information on billing to learn more about our philosophy in setting fees, billing procedures, and charges.

If we can help you, please call us at (512) 943-1264 or write to us at the address below.

Kenny Schnell
Director
Williamson County EMS

303 MLK St.
P.O. Box 873
Georgetown, TX 78627

(512) 943-1264
FAX: (512) 943-1269

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