Gordonville Fire & Ambulance

This past weekend the EMT students from our class got the opportunity to participate in a simulated MCI (Mass Casualty Incident). Given limited information prior to their "arrival on scene", the students were presented with a drill that in total gave them 53 patients. We would … [Read more...]

For the month of October the EMS Division handled a total 130 calls. We had 108 calls for our 1st due unit, 28 calls for our second due unit, 5 calls for our third due unit, and 2 call for our fourth due unit. The EMS Supervisor responded to 5 calls and the Duty Chief responded … [Read more...]

On the morning of Saturday August 27th Truck 43, with a crew of 8, was dispatched to transfer to station 39 (Garden Spot Fire Rescue) while their department operated on a first due building fire in the 100 block of Toddy Drive in East Earl Township. Just after arrival at station … [Read more...]

Saturday evening members from Gordonville and Kinzer Fire Company gathered at our station for an end of summer picnic. Members enjoyed a potluck supper with dessert provided by Rita’s, a corn hole tournament, axe throwing, a large scale water balloon war for the kids (an some … [Read more...]

This Friday we have Jana! Jana has an extremely compassionate heart for others, especially in their time of need. She is always looking for ways to serve and is a terrific example and encourager to others. Thank you for all that you do Jana! Hi, I’m Jana! I became an EMT … [Read more...]

For the month of July the EMS Division handled a total 97 calls. We had 82 calls for a 1st due unit, 19 calls for a second due unit, 4 calls for our third due unit, and 0 call for our fourth due unit. The EMS Supervisor responded to 9 calls and the Duty Chief responded to 4. The … [Read more...]

Over the weekend Gordonville Fire and EMS was dispatched for Special Unit 43 to assist station 80 Columbia Borough Fire Department. Station 80 was dispatched just after 11pm Friday night for a reported house fire. Units arrived to find fire in two attached dwellings. A second … [Read more...]

Today is Nissa! She is our EMS Captain who brings excitement and a smile to Gordonville Fire & EMS. She is always willing to fill in when needed and has a great listening ear. Keep up the great work Nissa! Hey! My name is Nissa. I have been volunteering at Gordonville for … [Read more...]

Good morning everyone! Today we want to acknowledge Nikki. Nikki continues to be one of the most involved members at Gordonville Fire & EMS. It doesn't matter what needs to be done, she is willing and able to lend a hand. We are so glad to have Nichole Stoltzfus as a part of our … [Read more...]

Dave is one of our full-time staff members who wears a lot of hats here at Gordonville Fire & EMS. His experience, knowledge and passion for emergency services is evident in all he does. We are so thankful that Dave is a part of our team! Hello All, My name is Dave. I've … [Read more...]

Shortly after 1100 on Tuesday June 29th Gordonville Fire and EMS was dispatched to the 2900 block of Harvest Drive in Leacock Township for a reported brush fire with mutual aid from Intercourse Fire Company and Ronks Fire Company. Lt 432 responded and was advised by the 911 … [Read more...]

Carly is one of our part-time employees who helps fill in when we have a void in the schedule. We appreciate her dedication and passion in the EMS community. “My name is Carly. I am a nationally registered paramedic. I have been involved in Emergency Medical Services since … [Read more...]

Here's a delayed post from last week! Today is the first of our First Responder Fridays where we will share about the individuals who give a lot of their time and energy to the community we serve and love. On any given Friday, you will be able to "meet" one of our members … [Read more...]

For the month of May the EMS Division handled a total 166 calls. We had 129 calls for a 1st due unit, 39 calls for a second due unit, 10 calls for our third due unit, and 2 call for our fourth due unit. The EMS Supervisor responded to 5 calls and the Duty Chief responded to 2. … [Read more...]