Princeton Rescue Squad, Inc.

05/18/2026

🚑💙 Happy EMS Week! 💙🚑

This week, we proudly recognize the dedication, compassion, and courage of our Emergency Medical Services professionals who work tirelessly to serve and protect our communities every single day.

Day or night, rain or shine, EMS providers answer the call when people need help most, delivering lifesaving care, comfort, reassurance, and hope in critical moments. Their strength, teamwork, professionalism, and sacrifice truly make a difference in countless lives. ❤️

Please join us in thanking all EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, first responders, and EMS personnel for their unwavering commitment to keeping our communities safe and cared for. We appreciate all that you do today and every day! 👏🚑

Happy EMS Week from all of us at SHCMHC! 💙

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05/18/2026

Happy EMS Week from Princeton Rescue Squad! 🚑💚

This week, we proudly recognize the men and women of Emergency Medical Services who answer the call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without hesitation.

EMS is more than lights and sirens. It’s early mornings, late nights, missed holidays, and long hours spent caring for others in their most vulnerable moments. It’s the calm voice in chaos, the steady hands in emergencies, and the compassion shown not just to patients, but to families and our entire community.

To our crews: thank you for your dedication, your resilience, and your commitment to excellence. The work you do does not go unnoticed. You make a difference every single day often in ways you may never fully see.

To our community: thank you for your continued trust and support. It is an honor to serve you.

Join us this week in recognizing and celebrating EMS professionals everywhere.

05/10/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength, compassion, and resilience of all the incredible moms both within our team and throughout our community. We honor the mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, and mother figures who give endlessly of their love, strength, and care.

To the mothers who balance long shifts, sleepless nights, and the constant call to serve others while still showing up for their families, you are truly remarkable. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed, and the care you give extends far beyond your own homes.

From all of us at Princeton Rescue Squad, thank you for everything you do. We hope your day is filled with love, appreciation, and time with those who matter most.

💐 Happy Mother’s Day! 💐

05/02/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our CPR & First Aid class scheduled for tomorrow, Sunday May 3, 2026, has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
We’ll share an update soon with a rescheduled date. If you have any questions, feel free to message us directly.

04/17/2026

We appreciate you guys!!

🚑💛 Thank You, Princeton Rescue Squad

Today we want to send a heartfelt thank‑you to our partners at Princeton Rescue Squad for providing lunch and for always standing shoulder‑to‑shoulder with Mercer County 911.

In a profession where every second matters, it means everything to have agencies who not only work beside us but care for us. Your kindness today — and your commitment every day — reminds us that we’re all part of one mission: saving lives and serving Mercer County with heart.

To the entire Princeton Rescue Squad team:
Thank you for fueling our day, supporting our center, and being true partners in public safety. We appreciate you more than words can say.

MercerCounty911

02/18/2026

Information shared on scanner pages or social media can raise questions and create confusion that discourages or delays someone from seeking urgently needed care.

If WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital is experiencing ANY situation that meaningfully limits access to services, impacts emergency care, or requires the public to take action, we will communicate that information DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY through our official page and local media partners.

Operational alerts - like codes that are heard on scanners - are internal tools used to manage resources in real time. They do not necessarily reflect a disruption in patient care. And they are updated every two hours as conditions change.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. EMS teams coordinate directly with hospitals to ensure patients are transported to the most appropriate facility.

For accurate updates, please rely on official hospital communications.

01/25/2026

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