First Aid and Safety Patrol

08/06/2026

Supporting a great cause today at Brittany's Hope golf tournament!

08/06/2026

❤️ Helping our local first responders care for every member of the family.

We're proud to have donated a set of feline oxygen masks to First Aid & Safety Patrol, one of our local EMT and Paramedic teams.

These dedicated first responders have brought in a large number of cats rescued from house fires, and we wanted to help ensure they have the tools they need to care for pets in those critical moments alongside their human patients.

When every second counts, having the right equipment can make all the difference. We're honored to support the incredible work they do for our community and its furry family members!

A huge thank you to the team at First Aid & Safety Patrol for your compassion, dedication, and commitment to saving lives every day!

07/30/2026

We're still set up at the Lebanon Area Fair through Saturday night! Come find our tent and check out our famous mascot crew shirts. 🐾

For every $10 donation, you'll walk away with an exclusive FASP t-shirt, and every dollar goes straight toward supporting life-saving emergency services right here in Lebanon County.

Stop by, say hi, and grab your shirt while supplies last! 🚑💙

07/30/2026

One of our wheelchair vans burnt up inside a bay today. Thank you Lebanon City Fire Department for showing up and taking care of business!

07/26/2026

Come see us this week at the Lebanon Area Fair!

07/12/2026

🚑 As part of our efforts to give back to our first responders, we had the pleasure of visiting First Aid & Safety this week to deliver a small token of our appreciation.

Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to serving our community. We are grateful for everything you do to keep Lebanon County safe! ❤️

06/20/2026

Community Day at the Salvation Army!

06/16/2026

FASP EMS was on scene this morning during fire operations at the Downtown Lounge. Ambulances and paramedic squads remained on location throughout the incident, providing medical support to firefighters and emergency personnel.

No human victims required transport. Firefighter rehabilitation services were conducted, and emergency care was provided to three cats rescued from the scene. FASP Logistics Supervisors transported the felines to the Hershey Animal Emergency Center for further evaluation and treatment.

We are grateful for the coordinated efforts of all responding agencies and wish the rescued animals a full recovery.

06/05/2026

Today we honor and remember Officer Michael “Mike” Wise, whose life was dedicated to serving and protecting others.

Before becoming a police officer, Mike was a paramedic at FASP. A graduate of Cedar Crest High School and the Center for Emergency Medicine in Pittsburgh, he devoted his career to public service and answering the call when others needed help most.

Determined to fulfill his lifelong dream of law enforcement, Mike joined the Reading Police Department and graduated from the Reading Police Academy in 2002. Though he served the City of Reading for only two and a half years, his commitment, courage, and professionalism left a lasting impact on those who knew and worked alongside him.

Officer Wise was tragically killed after being mistakenly identified during an undercover operation. His sacrifice serves as a solemn reminder of the dangers faced by law enforcement officers every day.

Mike's legacy lives on through his family, friends, fellow officers, and the countless lives he touched as both a paramedic and police officer.

Gone, but never forgotten.

End of Watch: June 5, 2004

06/05/2026