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EMS Directory- Teis Kentucky Licensure EMS Directory- TEIs Service Name Service Service Service Service Service Service Service City Service Service Service Service Service Service Service License Permit Level Phone Fax Street 1 Street 2 County State Postal Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Number Code Street 1 Street 2 County Postal Code Service Classification: EMS-TEI 1 Louisville Gas and Electric TEI-308 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-364- 220 West Main LOUISVILLE JEFFERSON KY 40202 220 West Main JEFFERSON 40214 TEI INSTITUTION 627- 8330 Street Street 6118 Service Classification: EMS-TEI 2 ADAIR CO. AMBULANCE TEI-254 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-384- 906 Columbia Adair KY 42728 PO BOX 549 Adair 42728 SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 384- 5533 WESTLAKE 4706 DRIVE APPALACHIAN FIRST TEI-238 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-353- 1477 POND Stone Pike KY 41567 1477 POND Pike 41567 RESPONSE EMERGENCY INSTITUTION 237- 9835 CREEK ROAD CREEK ROAD SERVICES TEI 5100 BAPTIST HEALTH TEI-029 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-575- 2535 PADUCAH MCCRACKEN KY 42001 2535 MCCRACKEN 42001 OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE INSTITUTION 575- 0418 BROADWAY BROADWAY TEI 3001 Campbell County Fire TEI-153 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-635- 6844 FOUR Melbourne Campbell KY 41059 6844 FOUR Campbell 41059 District #1 TEI INSTITUTION 635- 0260 MILE ROAD MILE ROAD 9255 CITY OF PIKEVILLE FIRE & TEI-269 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-437- 104 Chloe RD Pikeville Pike KY 41501 104 ChLoe RD Pike 41501 EMS TEI INSTITUTION 437- 5126 5120 CLINTON HICKMAN CO. TEI-264 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-653- 324 James H Clinton Hickman KY 42031 PO BOX 83 Hickman 42031 AMBULANCE SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 653- 4585 Phillips Drive 4620 Cumberland County EMS TEI-331 270- 270-864- 299 Glasgow Burkesville Cumberland KY 42717 299 Glasgow Cumberland 42717 864- 1305 Road Road 2511 DRY RIDGE FIRE TEI-025 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-824- 17 RACE ST DRY RIDGE GRANT KY 41035 31 BROADWAY GRANT 41035 DEPARTMENT TEI INSTITUTION 824- 9160 9158 EMERGENCY CARE TEI-272 EDUCATIONAL 606- 18205 BIG Catlettsburg Boyd KY 41129 18205 BIG Boyd 41129 TRAINING PROGRAM TEI INSTITUTION 922- RUN TRACE RUN TRACE 7479 FLAHERTY VFD TEI TEI-262 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-828- 3895 Vine Grove Hardin KY 40175 3895 Hardin 40175 INSTITUTION 828- 3200 FLAHERTY RD FLAHERTY RD 2121 Four Rivers Career TEI-332 270- 000-000- 2720 Moscow Hickman Fulton KY 42050 2720 Moscow Fulton 42050 Academy 236- 0000 Avenue Avenue 2517 FRANKLIN-SIMPSON TEI-282 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-598- 417 FRANKLIN SIMPSON KY 42134 PO BOX 2928 SIMPSON 42135 COUNTY EMS ACADEMY INSTITUTION 598- 0457 MACEDONIA TEI 8172 ROAD HART COUNTY TEI-230 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-524- 20 Ambulance Munfordville Hart KY 42765 PO BOX 303 Hart 42765 AMBULANCE SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 524- 3891 Drive 7272 HENRY CO. EMER. TEI-190 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-222- 6929 GEST Pleasureville Henry KY 40057 6929 GEST Henry 40057 TRAINING CENTER TEI INSTITUTION 845- 8115 ROAD ROAD 7649 JACKSON COUNTY TEI-311 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-287- 1035 MC KEE JACKSON KY 40447 1035 JACKSON 40447 AMBULANCE SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 287- 7780 McCammon McCammon 7782 Ridge Rd Ridge Rd JESSAMINE COUNTY EMS TEI-007 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-881- 101 SOUTH NICHOLASVILLE JESSAMINE KY 40356 101 SOUTH JESSAMINE 40356 TEI INSTITUTION 887- 0940 SECOND ST SECOND ST 1 of 11 Printed On: 06/01/2020 02:01:03 AM Service Name Service Service Service Service Service Service Service City Service Service Service Service Service Service Service License Permit Level Phone Fax Street 1 Street 2 County State Postal Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Number Code Street 1 Street 2 County Postal Code 2987 STE B STE B KCTCS-SFRT AREA 11 TEI TEI-070 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-789- 116 MAIN ST Paintsville Johnson KY 41240 116 MAIN ST Johnson 41240 INSTITUTION 789- 9104 1258 KCTCS-SFRT AREA 12 TEI TEI-071 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-435- 45 GORMAN HAZARD PERRY KY 41701 45 GORMAN PERRY 41701 INSTITUTION 435- 6139 HOLLOW HOLLOW 6087 KCTCS-SFRT AREA 14 TEI TEI-073 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-343- 219 Industry Dr JAMESTOWN RUSSELL KY 42629 219 Industry Dr RUSSELL 42629 INSTITUTION 343- 2114 2113 KCTCS-SFRT-AREA 4 TEI TEI-064 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-746- 1845 Loop Rd BOWLING GREEN WARREN KY 42101 1845 LOOP WARREN 42101 INSTITUTION 901- 7466 DRIVE 1073 KCTCS-SFRT-AREA 5 TEI TEI-065 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-766- 630 COLLEGE Elizabethtown Hardin KY 42701 630 COLLEGE Hardin 42701 INSTITUTION 706- 5251 STREET STREET 8860 ROAD ROAD KCTCS-SFRT-AREA 9 TEI TEI-068 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-784- 99 Lake Park MOREHEAD ROWAN KY 40351 99 Lake Park ROWAN 40351 INSTITUTION 784- 1878 Drive Drive 1393 KENTUCKY HEALTH TEI-274 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-514- 343 WALLER #204 LEXINGTON FAYETTE KY 40504 343 WALLER #204 FAYETTE 40504 TRAINING TEI INSTITUTION 963- 9788 AVE AVE 2901 Kentucky State Reformatory TEI-334 502- 3001 West LA GRANGE OLDHAM KY 40032 3001 West OLDHAM 40032 TEI 222- Highway 146 Highway 146 9441 KS TRAINING TEI TEI-222 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-393- 639​ meridian​ Unit A Cold Spring- Campbell KY 41076 639 Meridian Unit A Campbell 41076 INSTITUTION 393- 9207 circle​ ​ ​ unit​ A Highland Heights Circle 9207 LARUE COUNTY EMS TEI TEI-277 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-358- 924 S Hodgenville Larue KY 42748 924 S Larue 42748 INSTITUTION 358- 4093 LINCOLN BLVD LINCOLN BLVD 4071 Laurel County Schools TEI-321 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-862- 1100 East LONDON LAUREL KY 40741 1100 East LAUREL 40741 Center for Innovation TEI INSTITUTION 862- 5580 Fourth Street Fourth Street 5580 LIFE -SAVERS, INC. TEI TEI-014 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-961- P.O. Box Louisville Jefferson KY 40259 PO BOX JEFFERSON 40259 INSTITUTION 961- 6998 197334 197334 6329 MARION COUNTY EMS TEI TEI-200 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-692- 436 WEST Lebanon Marion KY 40033 436 WEST Marion 40033 INSTITUTION 692- 2941 WALNUT ST WALNUT ST 6666 MCCRACKEN COUNTY TEI-275 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-444- 400 Clarence PADUCAH MCCRACKEN KY 42003 400 Clarence MCCRACKEN 42003 REGIONAL JAIL TEI INSTITUTION 444- 4713 Gaines Street Gaines Street 4730 MEDICAL CENTER TEI-212 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-825- 629 LAFFOON Madisonville Hopkins KY 42431 629 LAFFOON Hopkins 42431 AMBULANCE SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 821- 9452 ST ST 1294 MORGAN CO AMBULANCE TEI-234 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-743- 412 WEST LIBERTY MORGAN KY 41472 412 MORGAN 41472 SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 743- 2700 DOGWOOD DOGWOOD 7490 LANE LANE Murray State University TEI-028 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-809- 157 Industry & MURRAY CALLOWAY KY 42071 157 INDUSTRY CALLOWAY 42071 Dept of OSH TEI INSTITUTION 809- 3630 Technology AND 3619 Center TECHNOLOGY CENTER NELSON COUNTY EMS TEI-038 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-348- 1301 Bardstown Nelson KY 40004 1301 Nelson 40004 2 of 11 Printed On: 06/01/2020 02:01:03 AM Service Name Service Service Service Service Service Service Service City Service Service Service Service Service Service Service License Permit Level Phone Fax Street 1 Street 2 County State Postal Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Number Code Street 1 Street 2 County Postal Code TRAINING AGENCY TEI INSTITUTION 348- 2852 ATKINSON HILL ATKINSON HILL 4929 AVENUE AVENUE PARIS FIRE DEPARTMENT TEI-251 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-987- 313 HIGH Paris Bourbon KY 40361 313 HIGH Bourbon 40361 TEI INSTITUTION 987- 2133 STREET STREET 2120 PATRIOT EMS TEI TEI-095 EDUCATIONAL 740- 740-532- 2914 South 4th P.O Box Ironton Lawrence OH 45638 2914 South 4th P.O Box Lawrence 45638 INSTITUTION 646- 4344 Street 4434 Street 4434 5232 Pleasure Ridge Park Fire TEI-338 502- 502-935- 8201 PLEASURE RIDGE JEFFERSON KY 40258 8201 JEFFERSON 40258 District 935- 3845 Greenwood PARK Greenwood 3878 Road Road SHELBY COUNTY EMS TEI TEI-030 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-633- 101 Old Seven SHELBYVILLE SHELBY KY 40065 101 Old Seven SHELBY 40065 INSTITUTION 396- 5949 Mile Pike Mile Pike 1382 Stanford Fire Department TEI-304 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-365- 400 East Main STANFORD LINCOLN KY 40484 400 East Main LINCOLN 40484 TEI INSTITUTION 365- 4519 Street Street 4500 Service Classification: EMS-TEI 3 Ambulance Inc. Laurel Co. TEI-116 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-877- 420 W 5TH LONDON LAUREL KY 40741 PO BOX 45 LAUREL 40743 TEI INSTITUTION 878- 2030 STREET 6300 AMERICAN MEDICAL TEI-085 EDUCATIONAL 812- 812-421- 950 E. Virginia EVANSVILLE VANDERBURGH IN 47711 950 E. Virginia VANDERBURGH 47711 RESPONSE TEI INSTITUTION 421- 2621 Street Street 2643 American Medical TEI-009 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-392- 30 KENTON ERLANGER KENTON KY 41018 30 KENTON KENTON 41018 Response-Northern INSTITUTION 957- 2807 LANDS ROAD LANDS ROAD Kentucky TEI 2595 SUITE C SUITE C American National TEI-299 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-478- 50 National Pikeville Pike KY 41501 University-Pikeville Campus INSTITUTION 478- 7209 College Blvd TEI 7200 ANCHORAGE TEI-284 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-245- 108 Urton Lane LOUISVILLE JEFFERSON KY 40223 108 Urton Lane JEFFERSON 40223 MIDDLETOWN FIRE & EMS INSTITUTION 245- 9029 TEI 7555 ANDERSON COUNTY TEI-008 EDUCATIONAL 502- 502-839- 1191 BYPASS Lawrenceburg Anderson KY 40342 PO BOX 580 Anderson 40342 EMERGENCY MEDICAL INSTITUTION 839- 7388 SOUTH SERVICES TEI 7642 ASHLAND COMMUNITY TEI-069 EDUCATIONAL 606- 866-506- 500 Diederich RUSSELL GREENUP KY 41169 12307 BOYD 41102 AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE INSTITUTION 388- 5350 Blvd. MIDLAND TEI 2948 TRAIL ROAD BALLARD CO. TEI-243 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-665- 150 LA CENTER BALLARD KY 42056 PO BOX 95 BALLARD 42056 AMBULANCE SERVICE TEI INSTITUTION 665- 9325 BROADWAY 5000 BARREN-METCALFE TEI TEI-296 EDUCATIONAL 270- 270-651- 703 E. MAIN Glasgow Barren KY 42141 PO BOX 304 BARREN 42142 INSTITUTION 651- 0331 STREET 6903 BELL CO EMS TEI TEI-263 EDUCATIONAL 606- 606-337- 309 SOUTH PINEVILLE BELL KY 40977 PO BOX 851 BELL 40977 INSTITUTION 337- 6797 CHERRY 6797 STREET BOYLE COUNTY EMS TEI TEI-013 EDUCATIONAL 859- 859-238- 1856 South Danville
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