Joachim-Plattin Ambulance District began providing service in September 1975. It proudly protects over 63,000 people living in an area of 175 square miles. The district includes a wide range of demographics from rural regions to small cities, to heavy industry and the Mississippi river (which runs along JPAD's eastern border). JPAD spans across 9 separate fire districts and 5 different police departments (including Jefferson County Sheriff's Department).

Operating from 2 stations, JPAD provides Advanced Life Support ambulances on a 24/7/365 basis. Along with 911 emergencies, the district also provides a non-emergency transfer service.

JPAD takes an active role in educating the community about medical emergencies and disasters. Some of the services provided are free CPR classes to JPAD residents, a Community Responder program for residents wanting to assist the community during natural disasters, and special operations trainings with local fire, police and hospital personnel.

As the community continues to grow, JPAD is ever advancing its services to better meet the needs of its residents.

House 2
1261 Abbey Lane
Pevely, MO. 63070