The Anderson Valley Ambulance Service is a local, non-profit service staffed by volunteer EMTs, providing medical transport to Valley residents for the past 50 years or so. Initially, transport was by a Pontiac station wagon, organized to take injured millworkers over the hill to Ukiah. Now, the modern ambulance and Basic Life Support (BLS) service is supported by subscription, donations, fund-raisers, and billed patient insurance, and run by local people. Generally it is well regarded and does a very good job in a difficult service area extending over 250 square miles of hilly back-country.
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