Longmont Emergency Response & Evacuation Bus Rentals

Longmont Minibus Company has been serving Longmont and Boulder County since 2011. We know the area’s roads, neighborhoods, and evacuation routes better than anyone else. Our fleet includes everything from 56-passenger motorcoaches to 25-person minibuses and ADA-accessible vehicles—so we can handle groups of any size. Whether you need one bus or fifty, we’ll get them to you quickly and keep your people moving safely until the crisis is over.

We’ve worked with local governments, schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and major employers like Seagate and Crocs during past emergencies. When the 2013 floods hit St. Vrain Creek, we helped evacuate hundreds of residents from hard-hit areas like Southmoor Park, Kensington, and The Valley neighborhood. No matter what kind of disaster you’re facing—wildfire, flood, hazmat spill, or something else—we have the experience and resources to help.

During an emergency, it’s critical that first responders and essential workers can get where they’re needed most. If roads are closed or public transit is down, we’ll provide dedicated shuttles to hospitals, fire stations, police departments, EOCs, and other key sites. We’ve supported operations at Longmont United Hospital, UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital, Boulder County Sheriff’s Office, and multiple city facilities. Tell us your shift schedules and pickup points—we’ll handle the rest so your teams stay focused on the job.

For healthcare providers working overtime during a crisis, we can run continuous loops between medical centers and park-and-ride lots like RTD’s HoverStreet Station or Twin Peaks Mall area. If firefighters need to reach staging areas near Rabbit Mountain Open Space or Hall Ranch, we’ll get them there even if conditions change rapidly. And when utility crews are restoring power or water service after a major incident, our buses will keep them moving around the clock.

The aftermath of a major incident often lasts weeks or months beyond initial response efforts—and so do people’s transportation needs. Longmont Minibus Company provides ongoing shuttle service contracts supporting long-term recovery work across Boulder County: bringing volunteers into cleanup zones; connecting displaced families with temporary housing resources; facilitating access between damaged neighborhoods & centralized aid distribution hubs (such as OUR Center or FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers).

If rebuilding projects require daily commutes out toward construction sites near St. Vrain Greenway Trail System—or coordination meetings back downtown around Civic Center Plaza—we’ll customize schedules matching evolving demands throughout every phase until full restoration achieved community-wide again.