The Lebanon Volunteer Rescue Department is led into action by Chief Samantha J. Cole, EMT-P. Lebanon Rescue has been providing the highest quality emergency medical services since 1981. Lebanon is located in beautiful Southern Maine and is home to many family recreational facilities including Campgrounds, Lakes and Sky Dive New England. We also have Carl Broggi Highway, U.S. Route 202/11 that runs for several miles through Lebanon.

The Lebanon Rescue Department is the Municipal Ambulance Service for the Town of Lebanon, Maine. Besides providing Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance Services, we provide Rescue Services for the Community As Well.

Lebanon Rescue Awarded 2007 Assistance to Firefighters Grant - Read More By Clicking Here!

2nd Firefighters Assistance Grant in 3 Years!

 

                      

Members:  Click here for an up-to-date calender of events for rescue members. 

 

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 and a command/first response vehicle.

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 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.