Leon County Emergency Medical Services  Leon County Emergency Medical Services is located in Tallahassee, Florida beginning service January 1, 2004. LCEMS provides emergency medical services to and all citizens and visitors of Leon County regardless of social economic status. Leon County EMS is part of a comprehensive system operating through a cooperative agreement between the City of Tallahassee and Leon County. The Leon County Emergency Medical Services facility is located at Easterwood Dr at the Public Safety Complex located between Tallahassee's two hospitals, Capital Regional Medical Center and Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. All 9-1-1 calls are received at the Tallahassee Consolidated Dispatch Agency which operates as the center for all EMS systems using the Computerized Medical Priority Dispatch Protocol. That call is triaged for appropriate response and is handled by the EMS Controller, who dispatches the appropriate means of transport determined. EMS dispatchers also keep ambulances informed as they drive to the scene. New for 2015 - 11 Ford F-450 King Cab Ambulances with Horton Emergency Vehicles of Grove City, OH   The primary mission of Leon County EMS Special Operations Unit is to provide advanced Mass Casualty Incident Management and Medical Care Capabilities to victims of natural or man made disasters. Most recently, members of the Special Operations Unit have been deployed to Mississippi following Hurricane Katrina and to South Florida following the devastating 2005 Atlantic hurricane season there.