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From the Officers and Members of Swedeland, we salute all our Dispatchers for the hard work you do and dealing with… t.co/LgI373qJs0 Time ago 36 Days via Facebook
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Saturday June 8th. Swedeland section is up next.Here's a great recap video from our April 27th Sound the Alarm event in Swedesburg! bddy.me/30c8Mzp Thank you to our partners at the Swedesburg Volunteer Fire Company (MONTCO 49) and the Upper Merion Township for your support, and to the township for producing this informative video! There is still time to donate and volunteer! Head to bddy.me/307Lz13 now! #EndHomeFires ... See MoreSee Less

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Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company

2 weeks ago

The Officers and Members would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to all those who served with Lafayette Ambulance. We have always had the most professional service and a great relationship with those who worked and volunteered. We can’t thank you enough.

Effective today station 317 has been disbanded and the new station 356, Upper Merion Fire and EMS has officially taken over. This change now puts all Emergency services under the Upper Merion Public Safety division.

Upper Merion is moving forward in a positive direction to provide Police, Fire and EMS services. Here’s to a great start for Station 356, welcome aboard. ... See MoreSee Less

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Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company

1 month ago

From the Officers and Members of Swedeland, we salute all our Dispatchers for the hard work you do and dealing with our radio communications and requests. We know we can be a handful. Thank you.We'd like to wish a very happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to our 9-1-1 telecommunicators, technicians, trainers, supervisors, managers, and administrative staff! These true "first" first responders provide the critical link between a person experiencing an emergency and the police, fire, and/or medical assistance that they need.

In the Montgomery County Emergency Operations Center, shifts of 25 men and women work around the clock, seven days a week, 365 days a year, answering emergency calls, providing lifesaving assistance to callers, and dispatching police, fire, and EMS responders. On an average day, our telecommunicators answer almost 2,200 calls, manage nearly 2,300 emergency incidents, and maintain constant contact with approximately 700 police, fire, and EMS units across the 487 square miles of Montgomery County.

Since they work behind the scenes, 9-1-1 telecommunicators are often underappreciated for the hard work that they do. If you see a public safety telecommunicator during the week of April 14-20th (or any day of the year!) please thank them for their service!

To learn more about National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, visit www.npstw.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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