Rapid City, SD, October 25, 2026 —

Rose Group International, a consulting firm based in Spearfish, South Dakota, has received a federal grant of more than $340,000 to implement a leadership training initiative for rural emergency medical services leaders across the state.

The initiative is intended to strengthen rural EMS organizations and address challenges that include workforce shortages and financial sustainability. The grant will support implementation of the training program, according to the information provided about the award.

The available details do not identify the federal agency that issued the grant or specify when it was awarded. Information about the program’s schedule, the number of EMS leaders expected to participate, and how the training will be delivered was not provided.

The summary of the initiative also does not describe its curriculum, how participating organizations will be selected, or how outcomes will be assessed. It identifies workforce shortages and financial sustainability as challenges the program aims to address, but does not provide further details about the conditions facing individual rural EMS organizations.

The grant amount was stated as over $340,000; an exact figure was not provided. No information was available about whether the grant covers the full cost of the initiative or whether additional funding or partners are involved.

Rose Group International is identified as the firm responsible for implementing the initiative. Further details about the project’s timeline and expected results were not included in the information provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Tamara Chibe on www.kotatv.com, see more information here.

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