Elverson-Honey Brook Area EMS

03/13/2026

Congratulations to one of our outstanding high school volunteers on earning their EMT certification at such a young age! Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to learning show what it truly means to serve your community. We are incredibly proud of you for stepping up, challenging yourself, and striving to make a difference in the lives of others. Grace, the future of EMS is brighter because of people like you—keep pushing forward and inspiring those around you!

Congratulations to Senior Grace McCarthy for earning her National EMS Certification through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians!

Grace achieved this outstanding accomplishment while balancing honors-level coursework and a part-time job—a true testament to her dedication, hard work, and commitment to helping others.

Best of luck, Grace, as you continue your journey in the EMS field. We are of you! 🚑🎓

03/10/2026

Elverson Honey Brook area EMS extends its condolences to the family of Cpl. Tim O’Connor and The Pennsylvania State Police as well as the law enforcement community thoughout our area.

03/10/2026

Building Fire in East Nantmeal Township

On 02-26-2026 Ambulance 89-1 was dispatched to Sweet Spring Rd in East Nantmeal Township for a Building Fire. 89-1 went responding, while making the response, the call was confirmed by a fire officer and working fire was dispatch. Many Mutual aid companies were dispatched to assist with the building fire. Ambulance 89-1 and Medic 93 stood by while crews work. EMS provided water to the firefighters that were working on the call. Ambulance 89-1 remained on scene until Command on scene released 89-1.

Units: 89-1

Mutual Aid: Fire Stations, 48, 47, 49, 62, 73 and 69.
EMS- Medic 93

https://www.ehbems.org/news/708/Building-Fire-in-East-Nantmeal-Township

02/24/2026

Snow Response

EMT Max J obtaining a picture while at Reading Hospital during the snow storm this past Sunday into Monday. EHBEMS is grateful for the crews that respond to our emergencies, regardless of the weather and other hazardous.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/707/Snow-Response

01/28/2026

Accident w/ Injures N Manor Rd and Creek Rd

Ambulance 89-1 was dispatched to N Manor Rd and Creek Rd for an Accident with Injuries, A89-1 made the response. A89-1 arrived on scene to find company 48 and PSP was already on scene. A89-1 crew found there was no services needed, A89-1 went available.

Units: 89-1

Mutual Aid: Glen Moore Fire Company - PSP

https://www.ehbems.org/news/706/Accident-w-Injures-N-Manor-Rd-and-Creek-Rd

01/28/2026

MVA with Injures

Ambulance 89-1 was dispatched to N Manor Rd and Bulltown Rd for a MVA with injures. A89-1 arrived on scene, finding a two vehicle accident blocking one lane of N Manor Rd. EMS checked on both drivers, no services were needed from EMS, A89-1 went available.

Units: Ambulance 89-1

Mutual Aid: Twin Valley Fire Department Rescue69, 69 Fire Police, PSP.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/705/MVA-with-Injures-

01/07/2026

Vehicle into a Building

Elverson-Honey Brook was dispatched to a vehicle into a building. Ambulance 89-1 made the response, once on scene, BLS crew did a scene size up. BLS crew found one patient in the driver's seat that needed to be extricated from the vehicle. Fire arrived on scene shorty after EMS. Collapse Task Force was recalled once fire arrived on scene. Once patient was extricated, Ambulance 89-1 and medic from MICU 93 took one patient to the hospital for treatment and evaluation.

Units: 89-1, 89-20

Mutual Aid: 69, MICU 93 and Collapse Task Force

https://www.ehbems.org/news/703/Vehicle-into-a-Building

12/24/2025

Seasons Greetings from Elverson-Honey Brook

Elverson- Honey Brook EMS had some down time and wanted to make the station look festive for the upcoming holiday. Monday one of the crew decorated the station. Elverson- Honey Brook EMS wishes everyone an enjoyable and safe holiday!

Units: Station 89

https://www.ehbems.org/news/701/Seasons-Greetings-from-Elverson-Honey-Brook

12/09/2025

Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS Delivers Two Ambulances Full of Holiday Cheer

Today, our team had the privilege of delivering two ambulances packed with toys, coats, and bicycles to Anchored Ministries for their annual winter program. Chief Welch, Battalion Chief Ostrowski, and EMT Ward represented EHBEMS during the drop-off, arriving with vehicles filled to the roof thanks to the remarkable generosity of our community.

This year’s effort will help ensure that more than 400 children experience a warm, joyful holiday season. The donations collected from residents, local partners, and friends across our region will become coats that keep a child warm at the bus stop, toys that bring excitement on a tough year, and bikes that open the door to adventure. Every item reflects the caring spirit that defines our community.

We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed, shared the message, or supported the drive in any way. Your kindness makes a real difference for families facing hardship, and it is an honor for our EMS family to play a small part in delivering that hope.

Thank you for standing with us once again and helping brighten the season for so many children. Our community continues to show what is possible when we come together.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/700/Elverson-Honey-Brook-Area-EMS-Delivers-Two-Ambulances-Full-of-Holiday-Cheer

12/06/2025

Celebrating a Successful Toy & Coat Drive – Thank You for Supporting Our Community

This year’s Toy and Coat Drive, hosted in partnership with Caernarvon Police Department and Anchored Ministries, was an incredible success because of you. Each December, we come together with our partners to gather new, unwrapped toys and warm winter coats for families who need a little extra support during the holiday season. This year, the generosity of our community shined brighter than ever.

From the moment the first donation arrived, it was clear that our neighbors were determined to make a difference. Families stopped by with bags filled with toys. Children carried in carefully chosen gifts for other children. Local organizations and small businesses joined in with their own collections. Again and again, people told us the same thing: they wanted to give back because this community has always been there for them.

Thanks to your kindness, Anchored Ministries will be able to support more families than ever before. Every toy will brighten a child’s holiday. Every coat will help someone stay warm through the winter. And every donation, large or small, reflects the compassion that defines our region.

We also want to extend our appreciation to Caernarvon PD for their continued partnership. Their enthusiasm and support help make this event possible year after year. Our teams work side by side to serve the same community, and we are proud to collaborate on efforts that strengthen the safety, health, and well-being of our neighbors.

Events like this remind us why we do what we do. When our community comes together, we are capable of truly meaningful impact. Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS is grateful for the trust and support we receive every day, and we are honored to give back alongside all of you.

Thank you for showing once again that kindness is one of our area’s greatest strengths. We look forward to continuing this tradition and working together in the year ahead.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/699/Celebrating-a-Successful-Toy--Coat-Drive--Thank-You-for-Supporting-Our-Community

12/06/2025

Vehicle Fire on 176

Elverson/ Honey Brook EMS was on their way back from the hospital. As they were driving down 176 back to Morgantown, they noticed a vehicle fire on 176. Fire Chief 24 was already on scene and asked if they can stay while the fire department puts out the vehicle fire. 89-1 stayed on scene until fire was out, there were no injuries reported. Chief 24 released 89-1

Units: 89-1

Mutual Aid: Geigertown Fire Department (Berks County)

https://www.ehbems.org/news/698/Vehicle-Fire-on-176

12/06/2025

Accident with No Injuries

Elverson/ Honey Brook EMS was dispatched for a vehicle accident with injuries on Twin County Rd just before Twin Valley High School. One vehicle lost control in the snow/sleet and ran off the road. 89-1 went available shortly after arriving, as there were no injuries.

Units: 89-1

Mutual Aid: Twin Valley Fire Department

https://www.ehbems.org/news/697/Accident-with-No-Injuries-