Spring creek Ambulance
The Spring Creek Ambulance station is now open serving the Spring Creek Valley and is available 24 hours/day, 7 days per week. Remember in an emergency call 9-1-1. The Spring Creek station has one Paramedic and one Advanced EMT on duty all the times.
The Spring Creek Ambulance is supported by the Elko Ambulance Station. We are working closely with the Elko County Fire Protection District to prepare for and respond to emergencies and look forward to a newly renovated station near the roundabout soon.. Many of our employees call Spring Creek home and we are excited to have an ambulance in Spring Creek.
Station Location: The ambulance currently borrows space at Fire Station 29 (on Spring Valley Parkway) during nights and is frequently staged at Fire Station 28 (on Licht Parkway near the roundabout) during day hours.
We always encourage people to call 911 in case of emergency. The non-emergency dispatch line (775-777-7304) also should be used if requesting an ambulance for any type of service besides emergencies. There is not currently a dedicated number for the Spring Creek crew, but their supervisor is a Captain that can be reached at 775-397-6332 or 775-738-7406.
The ambulance Facebook page is Elko County Ambulance Service so please like and follow for updates.
Important information from Elko County
The Spring Creek Association would like to inform residents that the Elko County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, March 19 at 5:15 PM regarding a Conditional Use Permit request for a recreational lodge with up to five chair lifts on a parcel located off Pleasant Valley Road near the Ruby Dome Trail access. The application was submitted by Modern Land & Development, LLC and Ruby Mountain Ranch Holdings, LLC. Residents who would like to review the location and details of the proposal can view the map and application materials below.
Community members who wish to provide comments or learn more are encouraged to attend the public hearing.
