New London First Responders

04/16/2026

❤️New London Community Strong 💙🚑🚒

We want to take a moment to recognize and thank all of the incredible local businesses and community members who have stepped up during this time to support our fire, EMS, police, and our own community volunteers!!

Your generosity—whether it’s meals, donations, or simply checking in—does not go unnoticed. In the middle of long hours and challenging situations, your kindness keeps our teams going.

New London truly shows what it means to come together. We are proud to serve such a supportive and compassionate community.

From all of us at New London First Responders… We thank you!!!!

04/16/2026

💙 Huge THANK YOU to Hillbilly Bob’s 💙

We are incredibly grateful for the support from Hillbilly Bob’s for taking care of our first responders during this busy time.!!!

Your generosity and kindness do not go unnoticed!

It means a lot to our crews to have the support of such an AMAZING community behind us.

We appreciate you! 👏🚑

04/16/2026

New London Community – Stay Safe 🫶

With rising water levels in our area, we’re asking everyone to take extra precautions.

Your safety matters to us:
✔ Avoid flooded roads
✔ Follow directions from emergency personnel
✔ Respect road closures and barricades
✔ Check on neighbors if it’s safe to do so

We’re in this together. Our first responders are out working—please help us by staying cautious and aware.

Stay safe, New London 💙

03/15/2026

❄️❄️New London First Responders Safety Reminder During Blizzard ELSA❄️❄️

During heavy snow and blizzard conditions, furnace intake and exhaust vents outside your home can become blocked by snow or ice 🧊When this happens, dangerous carbon monoxide (CO) can build up inside your home.

🚨 Take a few minutes today to check:

• Clear snow away from furnace intake and exhaust pipes
• Make sure vents are at least 1–2 feet free of snow
• Check that outside vents are not covered by drifting snow
• Ensure your carbon monoxide detectors are working

⚠️Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless and can become deadly quickly⚠️

Stay safe New London Community, and remember to check on neighbors, especially the elderly.

— New London First Responders

10/28/2025

On National First Responders Day, we recognize and thank all those who dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe.
Your commitment, strength, and selflessness do not go unnoticed. We appreciate you — today and every day.

09/11/2025

08/04/2025

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes—and now it’s time!!!

Bring your kids and family for CPR demo with
New Londons First Responders!!

Kids can save lives!! A great way to empower, gain confidence and learn valuable life- skills!!

We’d love to see some familiar faces out there!!

05/19/2025

🚨Happy National EMS week!! 🚑🚨

This week we recognize the never ending commitment, service and sacrifice these courageous people make everyday!!

Let’s give a shoutout to our dedicated members of The New London Area First Responders:

Barb Reynard
Charissa Bohman
Evan Kedinger
Kristie Rhoden
Andrew Captain
Jamie Gore
Kayla Peotter
Jefferey Handschke
April Schimke
Max Krenke
Luann Killoren
Melinda Hull
Tiffany Strey
Karen Yde

EACH one of these members brings their own strengths to our New London Area First Responder team — whether it’s staying calm under pressure,showing up,or keeping the wheels turning during and after the toughest calls.

We see you and we THANK YOU for all you do for our community!!

12/07/2024

New London First Responders had a blast last night at New London’s Winter Wonderland parade!!🎄❄️🚑

10/28/2024

Heartfelt gratitude goes to all courageous first responders who selflessly serve our New London community!!

Thank you all for answering the call!!

08/07/2024

New London First Responders April and Max had a great time helping with painting your squad car at National Night Out!!

06/14/2024

Some of our NLFR attended Fox Valley RTAC and Grand Chute Fire Department engaging educational training :Man vs machine extraction and care!
If you don’t know already, auto extrication is the process of removing a vehicle, or its components, from around a person who is trapped within the vehicle due to a collision. These hands on trainings gives our responders the hands on training for the capability to perform the essential duties of the job, minimize further injuries, and give quality care to our community!