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Follow the progress of our future headquarters in real time as construction continues in Henderson, Nevada.WHY WE’RE BUILDING
Since 2010, Community Ambulance has grown to meet the increasing needs of Southern Nevada. Our new headquarters represents an investment in our employees, our operations, and the communities we serve.
Designed to support the future of emergency medical services in our region, the facility will expand training capabilities, strengthen operational coordination, and provide the infrastructure needed to support continued growth for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
As construction moves forward, we’ll continue sharing updates, milestones, and important information about our future home. Here are answers to some common questions.
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Construction is currently underway, with an anticipated opening in 2027. Updates and milestone progress will continue to be shared throughout the project.
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The future headquarters is being built in West Henderson and will serve as the central hub for Community Ambulance operations, training, fleet maintenance, and administration.
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As Southern Nevada continues to grow, so does the demand for emergency medical services. This new facility will help us expand operational capabilities, improve training opportunities, support our growing team, and better serve the community for years to come.
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The new campus will include expanded dispatch operations, modern training classrooms, fleet maintenance bays, administrative offices, meeting spaces, and areas designed to support employee wellness and collaboration.
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The new headquarters will be approximately 42,200 square feet and situated on a 6.6-acre campus.
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Yes. We look forward to hosting future community events, educational opportunities, and a grand opening celebration once construction is complete.
A Milestone Moment
Take a look back at the official groundbreaking ceremony for Community Ambulance's future headquarters in West Henderson. Joined by community leaders, partners, employees, and elected officials, we celebrated the start of a project that will help support our team, strengthen EMS services, and serve Southern Nevada for years to come.
