The Thin White Line

The Thin White Line The Thin White Line is a symbol that Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Personnel (First Repsponder, EMT, EMT-I, EMT-P and etc.)

in the United States use to identify themselves and other EMS Personnel. The Thin White Line is a symbol that Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Personnel (First Responder, EMT, EMT-I, EMT-P and etc.) in the United States use to identify themselves and other EMS Personnel (It may also used to identify spouses, family members, etc). The "Thin White Line" decal is a symbol displayed in honor of Fallen

or Injured Brothers & Sisters in the field of EMS. These emblems may be seen on personal vehicles, t-shirts, wrist bands, etc. This means that the driver of the vehicle is either an active or retired EMS Personnel, or the relative/spouse of one. It is expected that if their personal vehicle is bearing this symbol, they will be treated with respect by brother and/or sister EMS members.

12/18/2016

Charles McMahan, 39, with Tri-State Ambulance, was killed in the crash; patient Dennis Calvert, 64, was also killed

07/10/2016
05/26/2016

Paramedic Jonathan Noce of Festus died in his sleep today (May 25) while on duty at Joachim-Plattin Ambulance District in southern Jefferson County, JPAD Administrator Curt Stueve reports.

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