BOISE, Idaho — Ada County Paramedics is celebrating a milestone: half a century of responding to medical emergencies, saving lives and evolving with the community. The legacy began in 1975, the year the agency was established.

Ada County Paramedics has since grown into a cornerstone of the county's emergency medical response system. The agency provides advanced life support, patient transport and works closely with fire crews, police and hospitals.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the agency hosted an event at its headquarters on Benjamin Lane in Boise. Various speakers touched on the history of Ada County Paramedics.

This year also marks a leadership change – following the retirement of Chief Paramedic Shawn Rayne after 30 years of service, Deputy Chief of Operations John Blake wi

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