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Syracuse Rescue Service Syracuse Rescue Service is an Emergency Medical Service that provides Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) service.

SRS provides 911 service, interfacility transfer, and ALS intercept.

If a deer steps into your lane, resist the urge to swerve. Brake firmly and keep control of your vehicle. Swerving can s...
10/27/2026

If a deer steps into your lane, resist the urge to swerve. Brake firmly and keep control of your vehicle. Swerving can send you off the road or into oncoming traffic, turning a deer collision into something much worse.

With harvest underway, watch the field edges and ditches, especially at dawn and dusk. If you see one deer, be ready for more.

Daylight saving time ends next weekend, so clocks go back one hour early Sunday morning, November 1.That means darker ev...
10/24/2026

Daylight saving time ends next weekend, so clocks go back one hour early Sunday morning, November 1.

That means darker evening drives are right around the corner. Now is a good time to make sure your headlights are clean and working, and to give yourself a little extra time on the road after work.

The talk before the keys matters. Around here, new drivers learn on gravel roads, two-lane highways and routes shared wi...
10/23/2026

The talk before the keys matters. Around here, new drivers learn on gravel roads, two-lane highways and routes shared with farm equipment. National Teen Driver Safety Week is a good time to talk through those everyday situations.

Keep the phone out of reach. Slow down on gravel. Give farm equipment room, and be patient behind it.

And make buckling up a rule for everyone in the car, on every trip.

The pager doesn't check the weather.Pouring rain, sleet or a clear fall night: when a call comes in, our volunteers pull...
10/21/2026

The pager doesn't check the weather.

Pouring rain, sleet or a clear fall night: when a call comes in, our volunteers pull on their boots and go.

As the colder months settle in, we're grateful for every member who leaves a warm home to help a neighbor.

10/15/2026

❤️ SCENARIO TIME ANSWER ❤️

Gasping is not normal breathing.

In yesterday's scenario, the man was unresponsive and only gasping. Treat that as cardiac arrest: call 911 or direct someone to call, start pushing hard and fast in the center of his chest, and send someone to get an AED. Turn it on and follow its prompts.

You don't need to be certified to begin hands-only CPR on an adult. The 911 dispatcher can help guide you.

Today is World Restart a Heart Day, a reminder that knowing when to act matters.

10/14/2026

🏈 SCENARIO TIME 🏈

You're in the stands at a Friday night football game when the man next to you slumps over. He doesn't respond when you tap his shoulder and shout. He isn't breathing normally, just gasping every few seconds.

What would you do first? Comment your answer, and we'll share the answer Friday.

We’ve got royalty on the rescue squad! 👑🚑Our members Hillary and Jennifer are both former GermanFest queens, and you kno...
10/10/2026

We’ve got royalty on the rescue squad! 👑🚑

Our members Hillary and Jennifer are both former GermanFest queens, and you know we couldn’t let GermanFest weekend arrive without giving them a little royal recognition. 😉

Syracuse, let’s hear it for these two, and let’s get ready for a fun weekend celebrating our community!

Who remembers their reigns? Give them a shout-out below! 👑

10/10/2026

⚠️ SCENARIO TIME ANSWER ⚠️

The whole family waking up sick after the furnace comes on is a warning sign of possible carbon monoxide poisoning.

Get everyone outside into fresh air right away, including pets if you can do so without delaying your exit. Call 911 once you're outside. Don't go back in to open windows or check the furnace.

Carbon monoxide has no smell or color. Working CO alarms on every level of your home and near sleeping areas can warn you of dangerous levels. Don't wait for an alarm if you suspect poisoning.

10/09/2026

🏠 SCENARIO TIME 🏠

It's the first cold night of the season, and you've turned on the furnace for the first time since spring.

By morning, everyone in the house has a headache. Two of the kids feel sick to their stomachs, and even the dog seems sluggish.

What would you do first? Tell us in the comments. We'll share the answer tomorrow.

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578 Mohawk Street
Syracuse, NE
68446

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+14022692111

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