Reinholds Community Ambulance Assoc

02/21/2026

02/15/2026

🚑 VOLUNTEERS WANTED – EMTs & Drivers 🚑

Reinholds Community Ambulance is currently seeking dedicated volunteer EMTs and drivers to join our team.

We respond to approximately 700 calls per year — providing meaningful experience while maintaining a manageable pace. This makes our organization a great fit for:

• Students in EMT, nursing, or healthcare programs
• Those balancing school or full-time work
• Individuals looking to gain experience without burnout

What we offer:

✔ Real-world emergency response experience
✔ A supportive, close-knit team
✔ Training reimbursement opportunities
✔ Flexible scheduling

(Training costs are reimbursed after 6 months of service and 500 volunteer hours.)

Reinholds may be small, but our commitment to our community is strong. When you volunteer here, you’re serving your neighbors and gaining experience that truly matters.

Interested? Submit application at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed_Xp5u8WBdKwa4-jJ55GoP9lcZ6Dvfu0UHat-b0P1bX4jpQ/viewform?usp=dialog

12/10/2025

11/25/2025

On this past friday night, one of our members two daughters and granddaughter were in a horrific accident sending all three to the ICU.

If you care to help out, you can Donate at:

https://www.caringbridge.org/site/6c7883f4-c8ab-11f0-b7d9-d9da961b64b3?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHuhh6gtgQr5_9MAzkTCvWM0J4Ngyaz8Xr_bCOQmQobkODsW2zD4CMLCtacnz_aem_fM5PcHp5Ij0WlaQ1iUaPFQ

A Meal Train has been created to support Katie & Christie. To learn more and show your support, visit Meal Train…

10/28/2025

Reinholds Community Ambulance Receives Generous Grant
Shopping News Photo by Don Reese

The Reinholds Community Ambulance Association formally accepted a grant in the amount of $9,825.26 recently from Energy Trans­fer, which aided in the purchase of mobile radio systems to outfit the association’s response ve­hicles. “Lancaster County upgraded its countywide radio system to Linear Simulcast Modulation tech­nology, and we are in the process of purchasing new mobile radios to coordinate with their system,” said Reinholds Community Ambulance Office Manager Jessica Nino. “This grant from Energy Transfer has greatly enhanced our comm­unications and will ul­timately help our members improve emergency re­sponse.”

The grant enabled the purchase of two Kenwood dual head remote mobile radio systems, equipping response vehicles with sys­tems compatible with Lan­caster County’s new radio system.

“Communication is critical during emergency situations, and the need for com­patibility among radio sys­tems is very real,” said Josh Snyder, Lead Specialist, Public Affairs at Energy Transfer. “It is our honor to provide this grand to Reinholds Community Am­bulance and to help improve its ability to communicate and respond.”

The Energy Transfer First Responder Fund provides grants to help further the primary mission of first responder organizations, in­cluding local fire depart­ments, emergency medical services, county emergency management agencies, county regional and local police departments, and other eligible agencies. Grants are determined based on a competitive application and review process, and written applications are accepted on a rolling basis for the following cycle.

Shown in the photo with the check, from left to right, are Barbara Parks (Reinholds Ambulance Treasurer), Josh Snyder (Energy Transfer), Jessica Nino (EMT), Zandra Kreisher (EMT), Robin Hull (Energy Transfer) and Dan Bost (District Director for Senator Representative Chris Gebhard).

10/03/2025

PSA

09/10/2025

Congratulations to our very own Kyle Crills for securing second place in the Denver Fair Hot Wing Contest. 🥈🍗

The contestants had a limited time of five minutes to consume a maximum of 25 wings, or as many as they could manage.

The winner, who consumed all 25 wings, secured first place. The second-place finisher managed to eat 20 wings, while the third-place finisher consumed 19 wings.

The winners earned money for their respective association

08/29/2025

Peartown Road at Blue Lake will be closed for approximately a year starting September 15, 2026. The state is replacing the current bridge with a 2 lane bridge.

08/16/2025

Today, part of our crew had the incredible opportunity to participate in this fun event. We loved meeting everyone, showcasing our vehicles, and sharing what we do. Thanks to all who stopped by, climbed aboard, and made the day unforgettable!

07/12/2025

Service has been restored!

Send a message to learn more

07/11/2025

PSA

07/09/2025

🚑👏 Congratulations to Courtney Zimmerman and Jamie Schneider on successfully completing their Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC)!

Last weekend, these ladies tackled both a written exam and a challenging driving course that included parallel parking, serpentine, alley docking, confined space turnaround, offset alley, and diminishing clearance.

Way to go, Courtney and Jamie! Your hard work and dedication are helping keep our community safe. 💪