Salt Lake City Emergency Response & Evacuation Bus Rentals

Salt Lake City Minibus Company has been providing emergency transportation services since 2011. We have worked with government agencies, schools, hospitals, businesses, and nonprofits across Utah to move people safely during wildfires, floods, snowstorms, power outages, and other crises. Our team is available 24/7/365 and can dispatch vehicles anywhere in the state on short notice. We understand how stressful emergencies can be, so we make the charter bus rental process as simple and fast as possible. When you call us, you’ll speak with a live reservation specialist who will listen to your needs and offer an instant quote tailored to your situation. We are committed to helping our community stay safe and connected when it matters most.

Our fleet includes vehicles of all sizes and types, so we can handle any kind of emergency transportation job. Need to move hundreds of people out of a danger zone fast? Book several full-size charter buses that each seat up to 56 passengers and have plenty of luggage space underneath for suitcases or emergency supplies. If you’re working with smaller groups or navigating narrow roads in mountain communities like Alta, Brighton, or Sundance, our minibuses (18-35 seats) are easy to maneuver and quick to load/unload. We even offer ADA-accessible buses equipped with wheelchair lifts and priority seating for evacuees with disabilities or limited mobility. No matter what your situation requires, we have a solution that will work.

Every emergency is different, which is why we offer fully customizable schedules and routes. You tell us where you need to go and when, and we’ll make it happen. We can pick up evacuees from multiple locations such as schools (East High School, West High School, Highland High School, Skyline High School), hospitals (University of Utah Hospital, Intermountain Medical Center, St. Mark’s Hospital, LDS Hospital, Primary Children’s Hospital), nursing homes, or community centers—and take them directly to designated shelters, hotels, airports (Salt Lake City International Airport, Provo Municipal Airport, Ogden-Hinckley Airport), or staging areas like the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Salt Palace Convention Center downtown, or Maverik Center in West Valley City. If roads are closed due to flooding along the Jordan River, landslides in Big Cottonwood Canyon, or police activity near the Utah State Capitol, we’ll work with your command staff to find alternate routes and keep things moving smoothly. Need round-the-clock shuttle service between two points? We can do that too—just ask.