Hall Ambulance is the exclusive Paramedic Provider to 90% of Kern County

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Keep it in the Family

Tech 1 was the first ambulance owned and operated by Harvey L. Hall, President and Founder of Hall Ambulance Service, Inc. Mr. Hall purchased the 1970 Miller Meteor ambulance that sits on a Cadillac chassis with a $10,000 loan. Today Hall Ambulance operates more than 70 state of the art ambulances.

Giving back to the Community

Siren the Rescue Dog interacts with kids at a street fair. Siren has been the mascot for Hall Ambulance for more than a decade. Siren makes appearances at schools and special events in support of the Public Relations Department. Small stuffed Siren the Rescue Dogs are stored on each ambulance so that Paramedics and EMTs can help calm children during a medical crisis.

State of the Art Equipment & Vehicles

Hall Critical Care Transport is the latest development in 40 years of progressive care and transportation. Whether by ground or air Hall CCT operates state of the art equipment with experienced crews. The 2009 Life Line Ambulance manufactured on a Freightliner chassis is one of a kind in California.

Dedicated teams, proud to serve

Hall Critical Care Transport was born in 2001. Hall CCT operates a 2001 Bell 407 helicopter. The helicopter has all of the latest safety equipment available to an aircrew including night vision goggles for the entire crew, terrain avoidance system, and an aircraft collision warning system, satellite tracking and an advanced weather tracking system.

Safe Transportation

Hall Ambulance Service operates more than 70 ambulances. After two decades operating Ford van conversions Hall switched to a General Motors product in 2009. To date the transition to GM includes more than 20 ambulances. The new ambulances include several safety upgrades including high visibility chevrons on the rear of the ambulance and four tires on the rear axle for more stability. For 2011 Hall Ambulance has partnered with Motor City GMC of Bakersfield and Leader Emergency Vehicles from South El Monte, keeping the tax dollars from the purchase in Kern County.