About Us
Communities served: Dauphin Island, Fowl River, Bayou La Batre, Grand Bay, Coden, Alabama Port, Theodore, Seven Hills, Tanner Williams, Wilmer, Semmes, Georgetown, Chunchula, Citronelle, Turnerville, Mt. Vernon, Creola, Axis, Satsuma, Saraland, Chickasaw, Prichard, Eight Mile, and all other areas outside the City limits of Mobile.
Our History
Mobile County Emergency Medical Services System Rescue Squad, Inc. (MCEMSSRS) is a 501(c)(3), or non-profit, charitable organization.
MCEMSSRS was founded in 1991 through the concerted effort of the Mobile County Commission and local communities that were underserved in 911 emergency response and transport.
MCEMSSRS has a legacy of community involvement founded upon the effort of more than 400 volunteer first responders at its peak.
MCEMSS is a 911 response system with no pre-arranged transports to places other than the ER. We are one of the largest 911 services in the Gulf region.
Since 1992
As the 911 provider for more than 30 years, MCEMSSRS has become a leader in providing emergency pre-hospital care, transport, emergency medical education and training, and medical and fire dispatch communications. MCEMSSRS now has over 100 career public servants employed to promote the health, welfare, and safety of citizens living in, or visiting Mobile County. Mobile County EMS continues to be an active member of the Alabama Association of Rescue Squads.
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Our team at Mobile County EMS is composed of highly skilled professionals committed to providing exceptional emergency medical services to our community. Each member brings unique expertise and a passion for helping others, ensuring that we deliver the highest standard of care in every situation.
Executive Director
Mark Turner
With over 20 years of experience, he leads with a focus on high-quality care, innovation, and community service. Under his leadership, the agency has expanded its capabilities, strengthened its workforce, and maintained a clear commitment to responding with excellence—every call, every time.
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Kathy Horton
A core leader at Mobile County EMS, known for her reliability, coordination, and dedication to service. She plays a vital role in supporting field operations and ensuring teams are equipped for success. Kathy’s leadership and professionalism
help maintain the smooth daily function of the agency, making her a trusted presence throughout the organization.
Operations Manager
Phillip Turner
Compliance & Support Manager
Will Montolbon
Training Officer
Travis Burns
Billing Manager
Kristy Cox
QA/QI Manager
Jeff Criswell
Administrative Assistant
Crystal Sutton
