Mid-Rivers Donates $27,000 in Support of Local Emergency Services
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Mid-Rivers Communications recognizes the importance of local emergency services and has a long record of supporting these organizations. The cooperative recently donated a total of $27,000 to support 21 Emergency Medical Service (EMS)/ambulance service providers and 33 fire departments across the Mid-Rivers Service Area.
“The men and women in our communities who give their time to these services are invaluable,” commented General Manager/CEO Michael Candelaria. “This annual donation recognizes our appreciation of these lifesaving services.”
A complete list of the services that benefited from this donation can be found below.
Fire Departments
- Ashland
- Baker
- Broadus
- Circle
- Custer
- Dean Creek Volunteer (Lavina)
- Ekalaka
- Fairview
- Glendive (Gate City Firefighters Assoc)
- Grass Range (Volunteer)
- Grass Range (Rural Fire District)
- Ismay
- Jordan
- Lambert
- Lavina
- Lewistown
- Lewistown Rural
- Melstone
- Miles City Fire Department
- Miles City (Custer County Rural Volunteer Fire Company)
- Musselshell (Hawk Creek)
- Plevna
- Richey
- Roundup (Volunteer)
- Roundup (Bull Mountain)
- Roy
- Ryegate
- Savage
- Sidney
- Terry
- West Glendive
- Wibaux
- Winnett
EMS/Ambulance
- Circle
- Central MT Medical Center (Lewistown)
- Custer
- Carter County (Ekalaka)
- Fallon County (Baker)
- Garfield (Jordan)
- Glendive
- Golden Valley (Ryegate/Lavina)
- Grass Range
- Hawk Creek (Musselshell)
- Melstone
- Miles City
- Musselshell County (Roundup)
- Petroleum County (Winnett)
- Powder River First Responders
- Prairie County (Terry)
- Richey
- Richland County (Sidney)
- Roy
- Shepherd
- Wibaux County (Wibaux)