Thank You to Everyone Who Made the 2013 Community Festival So Successful!

Save the date, May 31, 2014

Is $2.50 a month worth saving a life?

Click Here for Brochure on Campaign To Add 24-Hour Per-Diem Coverage at the Rescue Station to help save lives!

Annual Donation Program!

Click Here for the Form!

Thanks for helping keep us self funded and also have state of the art equipment!

2012-2013 Annual rescue mailer - click here to read it online! 

Officer Jeffrey Lee Bull Memorial Scholarship

Click here to make a secure donation!

Do you want to help the Lebanon Rescue Department by making a donation? We use donations to purchase life saving equipment that we use everyday, as well as our community education and safety programs! Thank you for your support!

You can mail donations to:

Lebanon Rescue Department

323 Depot Road

Lebanon, Maine 04027

Or you can use a new pay-pal donation system at:

Click here to make a secure credit card or check payment

Thank you!!

 LEBANON RESCUE IS ON FACEBOOK!!

We have been working since May 2009 to Design a New Facebook Website for People to Follow the Rescue On. On Sunday November 15th, 2009, it went live!!  Click Here! 

Chief Samantha Cole Recognized by Raising Maine Magazine

Read The Article In This Month's Raising Maine Magazine Here

Chief Samantha J. Cole Awarded 2009 Governors Award

Click Here for Story 

If We Can't Find You,  We Can't Help You!!

The Lebanon Rescue Corporation is Selling High-Quality, Highly Reflective Street Address Signs so All Emergency Responders Can Find You During An Emegrency - Cost $15.00 Installed! 

During an emergency, every second counts!!

Click Here for Order Form

Lebanon Was the First HeartSafe Community in York County and one of the first 5 Statewide! 

Members: Click here to be directed to the mandatory NIMS training.

Members:  Click Here for Maine EMS On-Line Reporting Link

What We Do

In 2002, The Town of Lebanon started a municipal ambulance service. Chief Samantha Cole was the first chief under this new municipal service. We have progressed from just a few members to about 50 members today, operating two ambulances, two command/first response vehicles and an off road rescue ATV.

 Chief Samantha J. Cole with Lebanon Ambulance 1

What's New?

The Lebanon Rescue Department welcomes you to its new website.  The rescue department outgrew its previous website, which had over 45,000 visitors to it. We hope you enjoy this new website, which will be updated weekly. Please check back and look at the progress.

EMS Driver Scott Thibodeau, Capt. Stu Morrison, County Commissioner Sallie Chandler, Asst. Chief Jason Cole, Chief Samantha Cole and SMEMS Director Donnie Carroll at the awards ceremony in which Lebanon Received EMS Call of the Year - 2007.