An official from the Harris County Office of Emergency Management recognized the work of Niky Smith during Harvey. Francisco Sanchez said that a few names rose to the top for going above and beyond. One of those was Niky Smith.
in 2017, Cypress Creek’s four nationally certified car seat inspectors along with Klein Fire Department inspector Brittney Hoover inspected 202 car seats. The inspections are done by appointment every Wednesday at the Charles R. Hooks Education Center….
The February Issue of the Journal of Emergency Medical Services or JEMS features a detailed article on the Cypress Creek EMS/Harris County ESD 48 Fire Department Whole Blood Field Transfusion program. It is the only program of its type in the entire country.
2017 was a record-breaking year for Cypress Creek EMS and the CCEMS Communications Center. Cypress Creek EMS set a new record for ambulance calls of 44,202 and December saw the highest volume in the history with CCEMS ambulance crews going to 4,017 emergency calls…
The Cypress Creek Communications Center was named Telecommunicator of the Year at the 2017 Texas EMS Conference in Fort Worth. The Award was based on the incredible work of CCEMS call takers, dispatchers, and communications supervisors when Hurricane Harvey flooded hundred of homes and businesses….
The people who will train the next generation or bike officers and bike medics learned how to do that this week (November 13-17) at Cypress Creek EMS. The 34 students came from all over the country and there was even an officer from Canada…
On Friday, October 6, 2017 at approximately 8:30 pm Cypress Creek made EMS history as the first civilian system in the country to transfuse whole blood in the field into a trauma patient…
