Horsepasture Volunteer Rescue Squad

05/30/2026

Training keeps skills sharp. If your church, civil organization, business, or community group wants to learn CPR, we'll connect you with the next available class.

05/30/2026

Junior members are doing a "build a bag" while learning about gear. These are basic life-saving (BLS) bags for performing CPR, stopping the bleed, and general first response.

05/30/2026

It doesn't matter where you live, having a go-bag can make all the difference in an emergency ...

If you needed to leave your house tonight, would you have what you need to quickly exit?

Pack a go-bag with essential supplies so you can quickly leave in emergencies like fires or floods.

Don’t forget to include items specific to your needs, like prescription medicines, kid or pet supplies, contact lenses or glasses, and more.

Make your packing list: ready.dc.gov

05/28/2026

Join us in congratulating Connor Wotring on passing his National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification.

05/12/2026

Do you interact with the public in your business or professional life? Then CPR training makes all the difference. You can be that difference.

Did you know the American Red Cross trains more than 5 million people a year in lifesaving skills like CPR and first aid?

Learn how to be ready in the moments that matter by finding a course near you today:
https://rdcrss.org/3QWI8JK

05/12/2026

One of our junior members is leading the pack. Congratulations on being selected as 2025's Outstanding Junior Member of the Year.

05/12/2026

Recently recognized as the 2025 Fire Officer of the Year, Matthew Gunter from Horsepasture Volunteer Fire Department, is also a Lieutenant at HVRS. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.

05/12/2026

Our newest EMT Andy Greer (in uniform). He's already instrumental as Secretary, Supply Officer, and Ambulance Driver. Congratulations! Thank you for all you do.

05/04/2026

Breaking News: Congratulations to Andy Greer for passing his NREMT registry!

Another Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) joins the club dedicated to serving our community.

(Hot off the press, I don't even have a photo yet!) National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT)

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01/23/2026

Very important. Let's keep 911 focused on emergencies that are an immediate threat to life and limb. Write down the utility company numbers before the story to report outages.

Help keep 911 available for those who need it most during snow and freezing rain events. Call 911 only when there is an immediate threat to life, such as live wires, injuries, or entrapment.