Superior Ambulance Awarded Wisconsin Fast Forward Grant

Jun 4, 2026

Milwaukee, WI — Following Tuesday’s announcement by Wisconsin’s Department of Workforce Development (DWD) that Superior Air-Ground Ambulance of Wisconsin has been awarded a $287,690 grant through the Wisconsin Fast Forward worker training grants, Superior Ambulance CEO Dave Hill released the following statement:

“We are deeply grateful for this grant award, which will help our company continue to strengthen and expand our paramedic training program in Wisconsin. This investment directly supports our commitment to training the healthcare workforce our communities need, filling critical paramedic vacancies, and ensuring patients across Wisconsin have access to skilled emergency medical care. Just as importantly, it helps create meaningful, lifelong career opportunities for the people who live and work in the communities we serve, opening pathways to higher wages and continued service to others.”

Superior Ambulance is committed to cultivating homegrown talent and building a strong EMS workforce rooted in the communities it serves. Through its affiliate, the Life Support Training Institute, Superior Ambulance trains emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics, helping develop the next generation of EMS professionals and strengthen the communities it serves.

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