The Former Employees of The dead Lawn Ambulance

Congrats Dean!

Congratulations to Dean Wagner in receipt of the Ralph Backenstoes Memorial Life Time Achievement award. Dean is the current Fleet Manager of FASP, the Deputy Chief of Myerstown First Aid Unit, and a past owner of K&W Transport. Dean has served the Myerstown and surrounding areas for nearly 40 years. He has also been a mentor to many of us in EMS in Lebanon County!

First Aid and Safety Patrol

The Lebanon Community EMT Class registration is open. Please share widely and register before the class limit is reached.

http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=qho5rqtab&oeidk=a07egdapdr7a4c15ec3

Happy Memorial Day!
In honor of the BRAVE men and women who sacrificed it all..

Happy EMS Week!

Historic evening at Lawn EMS !! We delivered a baby last evening! Welcome to the world little man. Evan, you are adorable ❤❤ Mother and baby are doing great. Special thank you to my Lawn EMS crew, Campbelltown QRS/fire crew, and Life Lion EMS for their awesome teamwork. This is why I love my job ❤❤ Congratulations to MOM, DAD, and baby EVAN !!

Happy Valentine's Day! Cherish and keep your loved ones close. Sadly, tomorrow is not guaranteed

Lawn EMS hopes everyone had a great Christmas and we wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year in 2019 !

Lawn Fire Company & EMS is deeply saddened by the unexpected passing of one of our members. Scott was fun, kind hearted, and a friend to everyone he came in contact with. Scott will be missed dearly. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends during this difficult time.

South Londonderry Township Police

Lawn EMS is saddened to hear about the deaths of 2 students from Warwick School District who were involved in an accident 3 days ago. Our thoughts, prayers, and our deepest condolences go out to the families, friends, and all those impacted by this tragic event.

❤️🖤

South Londonderry Township Police

This little guy was found wandering around the Harvest Mill Ln. area a short while ago. Please help us locate the owner. Call our office if you can help. (717-838-1376)

2018 National Night Out at the Campbelltown Fire Company tonight, Tuesday August 7th, 6:00 to 9:00. Come out and visit our Lawn EMS stand and let the kids tour our ambulance. Goody bags for the kids while supplies last and Lawn EMS key chains for adults.
Volunteer and paid EMT's needed. Ask me how our Lawn EMS membership can benefit you and your family. I hope to see you there!

Ron Bortner Lawn EMS Chief
(717) 507-4160

We will never forget your ultimate sacrifice to guarantee our freedom

Happy EMS week !!

Our condolences and prayers to his family and everyone who knew Dennis. As a fire police officer for many years, he was instrumental in keeping Fire and EMS safe while we did our jobs. Our entire Lawn EMS team will deeply miss his friendship and many years of dedication to our community!

It is with heartfelt sadness that we announce the passing of our brother and friend FP Dennis Barnes. Dennis was very active in the fire company, serving for 30 years as fire police officer and also as Fire Police Captain and volunteering countless hours landscaping and mowing the grass. Dennis was always willing to help no matter what. He will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege to serve with him and know him. Rest easy Dennis, we’ll take it from here.

abc27 News

UPMC Pinnacle is reminding parents when it's safe to send sick kids back to school. This, after a local high school said a lot of students were returning too soon. To combat the problem, they sent a letter to parents, telling them teachers would be more lenient during this flu season.

http://abc27.com/2018/02/21/mommy-minute-high-school-reminds-parents-to-keep-sick-kids-at-home/

CASE: Child Abduction

dauphin.crimewatchpa.com Just before 4 PM Swatara Township Police in Harrisburg were dispatched to the 500 block of 65th Street for a reported abduction. 5-year-old Sophia Neyman was taken from her...

Please use caution on the roadways. Increase your following distance, leave a little earlier then normal, and watch out for snow plows.

FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency

With U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) calling for wintry weather for the East Coast & parts of the South, take some time now to put blankets, a shovel, & road salt/sand in your car. It’s best to stay off the roads but if you must drive, let someone know your route & when you arrive. ready.gov/winter

With the Colder Temps, it is important to keep your body covered up, wear layers, and stay warm! Here are a few tips!

Wishing Everyone a Very Merry Christmas from all of us at Lawn EMS!

URGENT:

There is currently a BOLO issued by multiple agencies, at this time. Be on the look out for a tall, heavyset, white male, said to be wearing a red coat with white trim. Suspect has long white hair and is heavily bearded. Subject is wanted on multiple counts, unregistered sleigh, trafficking of non native reindeer, B&E, failure to pick up animal droppings, flying without a flight plan, violating restricted air airspace... Subject is not considered armed nor dangerous. If seen , please refer location to NORAD, for further investigation. 🦌🎅

EMSWorld (EMS - EMT - Paramedic - Emergency Medical Services)

Do your patients sometimes have trouble understanding the difference between cardiac arrest and a heart attack? Point them to this handy graphic!

South Londonderry Township Police

“Operation Fill A Cruiser” will be at the Police Department tomorrow, Saturday, November 25, 2017, from 2pm – 5pm. We are conducting a Child Safety Seat Check at the same time. You can also meet K-9 Rex between 3pm – 5pm.

Off-duty Officers are collecting new unwrapped toys, factory packaged non-perishable food, gift cards, cleaning supplies and toiletries. Please check out our website for more details at http://www.sltpolice.org/fill-a-cruiser.html. We hope to see you on Saturday!

Swatara Fire 91

Today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. Here are some holiday travel safety tips, courtesy of AAA.

-Ensure your vehicle is properly maintained. If maintenance is not up to date, have your car and tires inspected before you take a long drive.

-Map your route in advance and be prepared for busy roads during the most popular times of the year. If possible, consider leaving earlier or later to avoid heavy traffic.

-Keep anything of value in the trunk or covered storage area.

-If you’re traveling with children, remind them not to talk to strangers. Go with them on bathroom breaks and give them whistles to be used only if the family gets separated.

-Have roadside assistance contact information on hand, in case an incident occurs on the road.

-In case of an emergency, keep a cell phone and charger with you at all times. AAA and many other companies offer smartphone applications that enable motorists to request help without making a phone call.

Deep Fryer Fires | FDNY Smart

Deep-frying turkeys could be a recipe for a Thanksgiving tragedy. If you decide to use a turkey fryer, make sure to use the fryer outdoors and use the fryer a safe distance from flammable materials and other buildings. Do NOT use turkey fryers in a garage. NEVER let children near the fryer, even when it’s not in use, and NEVER leave the fryer unattended. Make sure the turkey is completely thawed, and do NOT overfill the fryer. Use safety goggles to protect your eyes and ALWAYS use pot holders or oven mitts when handling the fryer. Keep a fire extinguisher near the fryer. Do NOT use water to put out a grease fire. Read more tips at www.fdnysmart.org/deep-fryer-fires/

fdnysmart.org According to the National Fire Protection Association: deep fryer fires cause an average of 5 deaths, 60 injuries and more than $15 million in property damage …

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT)

Pack your emergency travel kit before you need it. Regardless of whether there’s snow on the ground, you can take steps now to prepare yourself for all that winter brings. ❄️ → PennDOT.gov/Winter

REMEMBER ALL WHO SERVED! THANK YOU!

South Londonderry Township Police

Update: The Dogs have been detained by PD and there is no longer a threat to residents.

Aggressive Dogs near Mt. Gretna:
Two Pitbull dogs were seen running at large at about 8:30 this morning between Colebrook and Mt. Gretna, on Mt. Gretna Road (Rt. 117). One is black and the other is brown. Both dogs appeared malnourished. Neither is wearing a collar. The black dog did attack and bite a person. If either dog is seen, please contact Police. Do not approach the dogs as at least one is aggressive. We are also asking anyone with information about ownership of the dogs to contact Police, (717)838-1376.

Reminder to turn your clocks back 1 hour tonight before headed to bed. This is also a great time to test your smoke detectors and change the batteries.

Don't Forget to Fall Back tomorrow evening. Turn your clocks back 1 hour before heading to bed and enjoy that extra hour of sleep.