First Aid and Safety Patrol

05/30/2026

05/22/2026

The Lebanon County Ambulance Association presented Steve Lyle with the Ralph Backenstoes Lifetime Achievement Award on May 20 at their quarterly meeting held at Lebanon County DES.

05/22/2026

The FASP company awards for 2025 were given today:
EMT of the Year: Justin Wiles
AEMT of the Year: Madison Young (not pictured, on a 911 call)
Paramedic of the Year: Nick Cavalieri
Employee of the Year: Jared Gardner
President's Award: Carissa Heller
Cathy L. Isgriggs Award: John Snyder

Congratulations!! FASP is full of exceptional people, and singling out only a few people every year is truly an impossible task.

05/22/2026

In all of Central PA, there were about 110 prehospital cardiac arrest saves....FASP was responsible for 10 of those. Here is a list of our providers who participated in these saves and received their regional commendations:
- Carissa Heller
- Abigail Mullany
- Allison Pich
- Jaden Vincur
- Aaron Maidenford
- Kimberly Bennethum
- Catherine Mutschler
- Richard Fisher
- Jared Gardner
- Fares Hassan
- Hunter Mosher
- Richard Fisher
- Shaylin Hoke
- Trevor Onofrey
- Dennis Martin
- Nathan LaGrelius
- Nicholas Cavalieri
- Rafael Medina
- Cheryl Cavacini
- Maddox Kistler
- Madison Young
- Adrienne Brunk
- Travis Martin
- Vivian Lattanze
- Jonathan Large
- Ethan Derliunas
- Audrey Dunn
- Greg Stauffer
- Nate Appel

05/22/2026

Today, for EMS Week, we celebrated our Team! Thank you to Aldinger Farms for bringing the baby kangaroos, Daisy (8 months old) & Jasper (7 months old), for our staff and their families to pet. These little cuties will grow to be over six feet tall and weigh over 200 lbs!

05/21/2026

FASP Paramedic Richard Fisher received his 25 Year Star of Life Award in the Capitol Rotunda in Harrisburg this morning. Congratulations Richard!! From left to right: Division Chief Nate Appel, Paramedic Richard Fisher, and Division Chief Greg Stauffer.. This is a state-wide award and an annual event during EMS Week.

04/14/2026

As temperatures begin to rise, our crews are preparing for another busy summer of emergency response. ☀️

During structure fires, fire scene rehab, and heat-related emergencies, one of the most important tools we rely on is something simple: bottled water. Staying hydrated is critical for our patients and the firefighters we support on scene.

We are currently asking for donations of bottled water to help us keep our crews and community safe during the hot months ahead. Cases of individual-sized bottles are especially helpful and can be dropped off at our station.

📍 Drop-off Location:
254 S. 11th Street
Lebanon, PA 17042

📧 Contact:
[email protected]