McGregor Memorial EMS

03/17/2026

Happy St Patrick’s Day!☘️

-McGregor🇮🇪🤍

02/27/2026

It’s that time of year! Last week we sent four dedicated McGregor Members to the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation in Arlington, VA! Such a great opportunity to meet other organizations, learn new skills, and see old friends! 🚑🏥

02/05/2026

Locked in at Wentworth-Douglass 🚑🚑🚑
Three ambulances, 7 calls in just 3 hours, and a whole lot of teamwork. Huge shoutout to our volunteers who showed up on duty and off duty yesterday to keep coverage strong when it mattered most. This is what dedication looks like. 💙🚨

01/27/2026

Through this heavy-duty storm that hit the Seacoast, our volunteers showed up without hesitation. We staffed two ambulances at our station in Durham and an additional one in Lee.

A huge thank you to the Lee Fire Department for housing our third ambulance. And a huge thank you to our volunteers who step up in any conditions to keep our neighbors safe. ❄️🚑💙

01/20/2026

Last week McGregor’s own Robert Cousins and Chief Bibeau, Bureau of EMS licensing division, presented “The Cost of Code 3: An Evidence-Based Look at Lights and Sirens” at Lakes Region Community College in Laconia. Nice job guys!

01/16/2026

Apparently it’s 2016 again… so we’re joining the trend. 🚑😎

01/14/2026

This week, five McGregor members traveled to Cañazas, Panama alongside Global Medical Brigades 🌍🚑

Together with 35 UNH students, the team hosted three clinic days, delivering care, education, and support to the local community. From triage and vitals to patient flow and teamwork, this experience highlighted the power of collaboration across borders and the impact students can make!

We’re proud to see our members representing McGregor and UNH on a global scale, applying prehospital skills while learning from communities around the world.

A special shoutout to Katie Martel, McGregor Senior Attendant and President of the UNH Global Medical Brigades chapter, and Tyler Darling, McGregor Attendant and Business Coordinator, for helping make this experience possible. 💙🌎

12/22/2025

If you’ve ever thought about helping people in a real, meaningful way, this is your sign. EMT training starts here!

12/16/2025

McGregor was proud to support our law enforcement partners during this incident, helping ensure the safety of the community and all involved

Durham Man Arrested on Hunter Harassment and Felony Threatening/Conduct Charges

On Monday, December 15, 2025, NH Fish and Game Conservation Officers arrested Stephen Harriman (56) of 181 Newmarket Road in the Town of Durham, NH. Harriman has been charged with threatening another local resident while that person was lawfully deer hunting on a neighboring property owned and managed by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, known as the Lamprey River Wildlife Management Area. Conservation Officers investigated the complaint and have charged Harriman with felony level Criminal Threatening with a Firearm, felony level Reckless Conduct with a Firearm, and violation level Hunter Harassment. It is alleged that he used a firearm to intimidate and harass the hunter during this event.

Due to the nature of the alleged conduct, past interactions, and to ensure the safety of all involved, including Mr. Harriman, the Strafford County Regional Tactical Operations Unit (SCRTOU) was utilized to safely take him into custody. The Strafford County Regional Tactical Operations Unit is a highly trained unit, comprised of law enforcement and fire officials within Strafford County that responds to situations that require a more specialized police response.

New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division would like to extend its gratitude to all of the hardworking personnel from the Durham Police Department, Newmarket Police Department, University of New Hampshire Police Department, Durham Fire Department, McGregor Memorial EMS, Strafford County Regional Tactical Operations Unit, Belknap Special Operations Group, and the Seacoast Emergency Response Team.

Mr. Harriman also had outstanding warrants for failing to appear on similar charges from this past May that were issued by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. He is being held at the Strafford County House of Corrections pending arraignment.

12/15/2025

Happy Hanukkah from McGregor EMS. May this season be filled with light, hope, and peace! 🕎💙

12/11/2025

Holiday dinner with the McGregor crew was a chance to slow down, sit together, and reflect on the incredible team and community we’re honored to serve. Grateful for the moments that bring us together. 💙✨

11/27/2025

Grateful hearts, ready hands. 🧡🚑 Happy Thanksgiving from McGregor EMS! 🦃