Warwick Community Ambulance Association

02/22/2026

The forecast models are currently predicting anywhere between zero and 196 inches of snow. It might rain. It might snow. It might do absolutely nothing. That is winter in Pennsylvania.

What we do know is that we will probably see at least some snow, and heavy snow makes shoveling harder than it looks. So before you head out there to prove something to your driveway, take a minute and look at the tips in this graphic. Lift with your legs, push when you can, take breaks, stay hydrated, and if you feel chest pain while shoveling, that is not something to tough out. Call 911.

We would much rather check on you early than meet you after you tried to power through it.

02/21/2026

Before tomorrow’s snow moves in, our team took advantage of the sunshine to check out some of the incredible ice sculptures at Lititz Fire & Ice in Lititz.

If you get the chance, spend some time downtown and enjoy it. It’s one of the best parts of winter around here.

02/20/2026

Here's the latest from the US National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Holly

WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY AFTERNOON

* WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations between 4 and 6 inches are possible.

* WHERE...A portion of central Pennsylvania.

* WHEN...From late Saturday night through Monday afternoon.

* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions
could impact the Monday morning commute.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...There is still some uncertainty regarding the track of this storm. Any westward shifts in the track may result
in higher snowfall amounts.

02/20/2026

The 2025 Annual Report for Warwick Community Ambulance Association is now available.

This report highlights a year of growth, expanded services, continued investment in equipment and education, and a stronger focus on pediatrics and community outreach. It reflects the dedication of our team and the continued support of the communities we serve.

Take a few minutes to review the report and see how your local EMS service continues to move forward.

View the full report here:
https://www.warwickems.org/2025-annual-report/

02/19/2026

Thank you to the team at the Emergency Health Services Federation for coming out today to inspect our new vehicle.

This Tahoe was officially licensed as an EMS utility vehicle today. Under Lancaster County’s updated unit designation nomenclature, it is classified as a utility (we don't call 'em squads anymore) and will serve primarily as the Chief’s paramedic response vehicle, while also functioning as a backup to our frontline paramedic unit. We appreciate the continued partnership and support as we strengthen our response capabilities.

02/18/2026

If you’re thinking about becoming a CPR instructor, this is an opportunity for you. Our friends at the regional EMS council are holding an instructor course.

02/17/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out today to help “stuff the ambo”.

The Warwick Community Ambulance Association hosted a "Stuff the Ambo" event during the Lititz Fire and Ice Festival on Monday.Warwick EMS partnered with the ...

02/16/2026

We're ready for a great night of laughs! Are you?

✨ JUST ANNOUNCED ✨ Franco's Comedy For Your Cause presents An Evening of Comedy Ft. Tracy Locke, Avery Quinn, & Sean Morton! 🎤 This event benefits the Warwick Community Ambulance Association.

Please note this event is 18+ / This show contains Adult Content

🎫 Tickets on sale now --> check out the link below!

02/16/2026

One of the things you’ll probably notice is that we talk a lot about what we do.

Not because we’re bragging. Because most people never see it.

When someone calls 911, the first thing they notice is how long it took us to get there. That makes sense. But what happens after we arrive is just as important, and often far more complex. Recognizing a stroke early. Starting treatment for sepsis. Relieving pain. Helping someone breathe. Making decisions about where a patient needs to go, not just what’s closest.

That care starts in your home, on the side of the road, or wherever you need us. And those early decisions can make a real difference.

We also design our system carefully so the right level of provider responds to the right call. That keeps ambulances available, reduces delays, and makes sure advanced resources are ready when they’re truly needed.

Our job is to provide excellent care. But it’s also our responsibility to explain what that care looks like, and why it matters.

We’re proud of the work our team does every day. And we believe our community deserves to understand the level of care that’s being provided on their behalf.

02/16/2026

Today, Monday, February 16, Warwick EMS is partnering with the Emergency Department at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health and Venture Lititz to collect new stuffed animals for pediatric patients.

Stop by Lititz Elementary School between 11:00 am and 2:30 pm during the Lititz Fire and Ice Festival to help Stuff the Ambo and fill the Teddy Bear Nursery with comfort for children during a difficult time.

02/13/2026

Lititz Fire & Ice kicks off this weekend, and that means heavier traffic, crowded sidewalks, and a lot more activity throughout town.

If you’re coming out to enjoy everything Lititz has to offer, please slow down, stay alert, and watch for pedestrians. A little extra patience goes a long way in keeping everyone safe. Enjoy the weekend and look out for one another.

02/13/2026

Our shout out board is where we share internal compliments from our team, thank you messages from the public, and notes from our hospital partners. It is one of the ways we recognize the extraordinary work our people do and the care they provide to our community