Rescue Inc.

03/12/2026

Our Utility 1 has been requested and is deploying with a warming shelter to Alstead, NH for an active water rescue operation. Our mobile simulation lab seconds as a warming/command shelter for complex incidents.

03/07/2026

Members of our team are in Burlington this weekend absorbing all they can at the Vermont EMS Conference at the University of Vermont! Education, trade show, and lots of networking. We are happy to be here to build our skills alongside so many Vermont EMS providers.

03/02/2026

The 2026 Vermont EMS conference is happening at the University of Vermont this coming weekend! If you are able- Vermont EMS providers are highly encouraged to attend.

02/26/2026

The NCCP refresher happening in Waterbury this coming weekend has now opened for registration to all EMS providers in Vermont. If you are still looking for last-minute continuing education for your recertification, sign up today! 

02/24/2026

Windham County Sheriff's Office recently shared this graphic. Take note, and move over for emergency or disabled vehicles! 🚑 🚔 🚒

There are thousands of crashes along the shoulder of a road each year — many involving emergency vehicles.

Help first responders help YOU — always move over! 🚓🚒🚑

*Some states have expanded laws to include all stopped vehicles.

02/14/2026

We are standing by for this weekend’s 104th Harris Hill Ski Jump! Athletes from around the world are convening in Brattleboro for some jaw dropping excitement, including the Junior World Qualifier! A-9 is out providing EMS standby coverage both days.

02/07/2026

A-7 came across this scene on I-91 Northbound in Brattleboro at approximately 0730 this morning while returning from an emergency call. The crew used A-7 to block and shut down both lanes of the highway to protect the scene while they evaluated those involved until additional units were dispatched. There were no injuries. The scene was turned over to Brattleboro Fire.

02/06/2026

⚠️ Extreme cold to return this weekend in Vermont. Prepare for it and check on vulnerable people! Frostbite only takes minutes to occur in these temps. Cover all of your skin if you must go outside. To find a warming shelter dial 2-1-1 or find one online by visiting: https://helpingtohousevt.org/vermonts-emergency-shelter-providers/

Extreme Cold Warnings and Cold Weather Advisories have been issued for Saturday and Sunday as another round of very cold conditions is expected this weekend. Wind chills of -20°F to -35°F are likely, with the coldest conditions to occur Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning. Now is the time to prepare, especially if you have outdoor plans. Make sure you have adequate clothing to withstand the bitter cold. Find more safety information at https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold

01/26/2026

Our ambulances are all equipped with removable chains for accessing hard to reach areas during and after winter weather! Enjoy the snow day today, and if you must call… have no fear! We can get to you! 🚑 ⛄️

01/21/2026

⚠️ Be prepared for the upcoming EXTREME COLD WATCH Friday night into Saturday. ⚠️ If you must go outdoors, cover all of your skin. Frostbite can occur in minutes with the wind chill temps that are forecasted! Additionally, check your carbon monoxide detectors to ensure they have adequate power supply (and battery backup). Find a warming shelter by dialing 2-1-1 or seeking resources through this link: https://vem.vermont.gov/shelters

Cold temperatures and gusty winds will cause wind chills to fall into the -20°F to -40°F range Friday night and Saturday morning. Winds decrease and temperatures rise modestly on Saturday, gradually raising wind chills into the -10°F to -20°F range during the day. An Extreme Cold Watch is in effect for all of northern New York and most of Vermont from 7 PM Fri until 1 PM Sat.

01/10/2026

A-9 was out with UMass Memorial LifeFlight at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Air-medical transport is a critical component of our healthcare system due to the distance we are from larger hospitals with specialized services.

01/06/2026

We are proud to announce the following personnel who have received their respective years of service pins:

• Captain Chris Finnell (15 years)

• Paramedic Todd Perry (20 years)

• Chief Drew Hazelton (25 years)

Congrats on these HUGE milestones! 🙌🏽