The Lebanon Rescue Department is committed to the community. Our volunteers have received multiple honors and awards from Federal, State, County and Local Government. We have also been very fortunate to receive several grants to help purchase equipment we can use to enhance the services to our community while not raising taxes.

• 2005 EMS Merit Award - State of Maine - Chief Samantha Cole
• 2006 EMT of the Year - SMEMS - Asst. Chief Jason Cole
• 2006 EMS Merit Award - State of Maine - Asst. Chief Jason Cole
• 2006 Starfish Award - United Way of York County to all the members of the Lebanon Rescue Department
• 2007 EMS Call of the Year - SMEMS - To the members of the Rescue Department, including Assistant Chief Jason Cole, Captain Stu Morrison and Driver Scott Thibodeau for their heroic actions in trying to save two victims in the Patriots Day 2007 Flooding.
• Lebanon Rescue Chief wins Maine Governors Award for Volunteer Administration 04-20-2009
• Lebanon Rescue Chief Honored in Raising Maine Magazine - July 2009

We have also been very fortunate with receiving grants. The following are some of the grants we have received since 20o2:

• Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation - Grant for $5,000 for a new cardiac monitor.
• Community CPR Grant - Frisbie Hospital - $2,500
• Homeland Security Money with EMA and Fire, including 6 new AED's, a security system for the station and more, around $75,000.
• Assistance to Firefighters Grant - 2005 - First Round Selection for nearly $30,000 for new safety gear for our members.
• A Rural AED grant for one additional AED, about $1,500.
• A 2008 Polaris 6x6 Off Road Rescue Utility Vehicle - July 2007 - Around $15,000
• A 2007 Assistance to Firefighters Grant - Nearly $30,000 for safety gear and EMS wellness grant - 9/5/2007
• A Community CPR Grant in which about 50 people were trained for free 1/2009
• June 2009 -  A Brand New First Response Vehicle - 2009 Ford Expedition Donated by the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation!!