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Mercy Hospital and Clinic
201 8 Ave. SE,
Oelwein, IA 50662
319.283.6000
A member of Covenant Health System
Part of Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare
Administrator: Katherine Hintz
Covenant Clinic, Oelwein: 319.283.6153
Mercy Living Plus:
(39 beds long-term living) 319.283.6150
Established in 1926, Mercy Hospital has been a part of the Oelwein community for nearly 80 years. With over 190 employees, it boasts 25 beds for medical/surgical acute and skilled care and 39 beds for long-term and skilled nursing care. Mercy also provides a broad scope of outpatient services to residents living in the Oelwein and surrounding communities.
Ambulance Service
• Hospital-based Ambulance Service is authorized by the Iowa Department of Public Health Bureau of Emergency Medical Service as a 24/7 Paramedic Level Service responding to approximately 1,050 ambulance requests per year. It is also an affiliate member of the Iowa Emergency Services Association.
In addition to Mercy Hospital, three physician clinics, three nursing homes, assisted living facilities, three drug stores, a wellness center for all ages, five dentists, three optometrists, two chiropractic clinics, and several child care facilities provide a solid base for a healthy community.
Additional strategic care is only a short distance away in Waterloo (Covenant Medical Center and Allen Hospital), the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, or at University Hospitals in Iowa City.
Oelwein Police Department
20 Second Avenue SW #200
P. O. Box 586
Oelwein, IA 50662
Administration:
(319)283-4311
Fax: (319)283-4342
Email: oelweinpolice@oelweinpolice.org
Chief of Police:
Jeremy Logan jlogan@oelweinpolice.org
The Oelwein Police Department is a civil service police agency established to protect and serve the citizens of Oelwein, Iowa, in 1903. The Oelwein Communications Center receives calls for service from the public and other law enforcement and emergency services via the Emergency 911 telephone, business telephone, teletype, and/or by radio.
Officers provide general law enforcement activity such as criminal investigations, traffic safety education and enforcement, and crime prevention patrol as well as specialized areas of law enforcement.
D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is presented by a uniformed Oelwein Police Officer. R.A.I.D. (Rural Area Interdiction Detail) is a drug enforcement task force which the Oelwein Police Department is an active part of.
The Oelwein Police keep the peace, investigate and enforce local, state and federal laws; and work with the citizens of Oelwein to keep the community safe and violence free.
For more information, see City of Oelwein website (www.oelweingov.com), and www.oelweinpolice.org.
Oelwein Fire Department
200 West Charles
Oelwein, Iowa 50662
319)283-5722
FAX: (319)283-4342
Email: wrundle@mchsi.com
Founded in 1893, today the department has a total of twenty-three volunteer firefighters and four career personnel. There is a firefighter on duty at the station twenty-four hours a day for a quicker response to emergency calls. The Oelwein Fire Department is involved with much more than fire fighting. We do many special assignments consisting of lockouts, storm watches, medical, carbon monoxide, confined space rescue, automobile extrication, farm and industrial rescues, unlocking dwellings, and unusual odors.
The Department has three pumper/engines, one 85 foot aerial ladder truck, one 2000 gallon tanker, one heavy rescue, and one brush truck.
The two main fund raisers hosted every year are the Fathers Day Omelet breakfast and the spaghetti supper held on Wednesday of Fire Prevention week. The money made from the fund raisers is used to purchase fire and rescue equipment only.
For more information go to www.cityofoelwein.org
Hawkeye Chapter
American Red Cross
2530 University Avenue
P.O. Box 1680, Waterloo, IA 50704
Phone 319-234-6831
Fax: 319-234-3668
Toll Free: 1-800-322-9051
Web: www.redcross.org
Alan McKean, Executive Director
Lori Glover, Director, Emergency Services
The Hawkeye Chapter serves Black Hawk, Bremer, Chickasaw, Fayette, Butler and Grundy counties. You can find more information at www.redcross.org .
The American Red Cross provides many humanitarian needs to our community, including:
- Disaster services provides free, immediate disaster relief to families including; food, clothing, shelter and any other necessities in the event of a natural or manmade disaster.
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Armed forces emergency services include contacting servicemen/women in the military in the event of a family emergency.
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Health and safety services provides educational classes including swimming lessons, CPR and first aid, lifeguard training and workplace training educating our community with lifesaving skills in case of emergencies.
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Biomedical services include the community blood drives.
- International services provides contact of individuals from oversees with individuals residing in the United States and vice versa.
The Red Cross has several publications that are available free of charge to the community on Preparedness before disasters strikes.
Volunteer opportunities are available and interested people should contact Alan McKean at 1-800-322-9051.
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