A $311.2 million investment in SA Ambulance Service will provide a massive boost to deliver brand new and completely rebuilt ambulance stations and more staff to provide emergency medical care for South Australians.
The Government of SA has committed to fund the recruitment of 350 new ambos and support development of SAAS infrastructure. The delivery of this extensive program of work will ultimately deliver benefit to all South Australians.
The entire program of work will be delivered over four years from mid 2022 to mid 2026.
Our photo shows the new Norwood station.
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Our new Norwood ambulance station has commenced operations, strategically located at the corner of Portrush and Magill Roads to address a critical coverage gap in the city fringe suburbs.
Our new Woodville ambulance station was opened in mid-July 2024, improving access to emergency health care in Adelaide’s western suburbs and creating a training hub for graduate paramedic interns.
Construction is underway on a new precinct to house a new Emergency Operations Centre, Adelaide ambulance station and State Health Coordination Centre.
As we build our new ambulance stations, community engagement is a high priority during the planning, design and construction phases.
Over the next four years, we will be building new ambulance stations across the State.
View an interactive map of all ambulance stations in South Australia.
