Battle Lake Area Rescue Squad

Battle Lake Area Rescue Squad Our priority is to provide the highest level of pre-hospital medical care to the residents and visitors of the Battle Lake area.

Battle Lake Area Rescue is made up of Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Paramedics and an RN. They are your friends and neighbors who have been professionally trained to help in a medical emergency. They volunteer their time at a moment’s notice, day or night, with no expectation of compensation. Battle Lake Rescue members have regular practice and refresher

training to maintain their skills. When you dial 911 for a medical emergency, responders are notified immediately via pagers. Some will respond in our rescue rig and some will respond in their personal vehicles. Responders will provide basic life support and patient stabilization in the critical early minutes of a medical emergency while waiting for the responding ambulance to arrive to transport the patient. To accomplish this we strive to have a strong relationship with the community. How To Join

The Battle Lake Area Rescue Squad is always looking for new members to join our fun and professional organization. Message us for an application and for information. Location and Support

The Rescue Squad is currently housed at the Battle Lake Fire Department on Henning Street West in Battle Lake. It is funded by the City of Battle Lake and area Townships, as well as donations from various organizations and private individuals. Donations for the Battle Lake Area Rescue Squad may be submitted to PO Box 911, Battle Lake, MN 56515 or dropped off with any rescue member.

04/22/2026

SWAT will be training near Battle Lake today. There will be an increase of police presence in the area this afternoon.

Battle Lake Police Department

03/16/2026

Today kicks off National Poison Prevention Week! Whether it's food poisoning, a medication mistake, or you're just not sure, the MN Poison Center, a great partner housed in the Hennepin Healthcare campus, is available 24/7 for free and confidential advice. For all poison emergencies and questions, call 1-800-222-1222 https://mnpoison.org/.

Yearly reminder 😁
12/08/2025

Yearly reminder 😁

We want to remind the public to use caution and common sense this winter when venturing out onto the ice. Remember, ice is never 100% safe.


Otter Tail County, Minnesota

11/22/2025

Every day is a great day to wear your seat belt. Get home safely to those you love Thanksgiving season🦃🍂

11/14/2025

Wearing your seat belt is the single most effective way to stay alive.

Buckle Up.
Every Trip.
Every Time.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! If your Halloween plans including drinking alcohol, plan a safe and sober ride home.

Otter Tail County Safe Communities Coalition

09/02/2025

It is illegal in all 50 states to pass a school bus when the stop arm is out with flashing red lights. Always stop when the stop-arm is out! Racing past the stop-arm puts young lives in jeopardy.

08/16/2025

Battle Lake Rescue Turkey Feed is coming up August 17th 11 am- 1 pm. Thank you for your continued support for our rescue squad. We hope to see you there!

07/28/2025

Scam Alert!⚠️

People in Minnesota are receiving fake messages from “Minnesota Department of Vehicle Administration (DMV)” about outstanding traffic tickets and fines that need to be paid.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) division will never send a text asking for money or saying money is due.

Stay safe by following these tips:
• Always review the sender; the exact name matters.
• Don’t respond to this scam or open links.
• Delete the message.

07/28/2025

Swimmer’s Itch - a harmless (but super annoying) rash caused by tiny water parasites that accidentally burrow into your skin. 😳

Perham Health offers these helpful tips to keep your summer rash-free:

🐌 It’s more common in shallow, warm water near shorelines — especially where ducks and snails hang out.
🧴 A layer of waterproof sunscreen can help protect your skin!
🚿 Showering or toweling off right after swimming can reduce your chances of getting it.
🤝 It’s not contagious, and it usually clears up on its own in a few days.

Swimmer’s Itch can’t ruin your lake day — not if you know how to dodge it! ☀️


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108 Main Street E
Battle Lake, MN
56515

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