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First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon was Chartered on March 28, 1938 by the dedicated volunteers of the Lebanon City Fire Department. Originally organized to provide first aid care to the city firefighters, First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon quickly grew to caring for the community. As the local Hospital based ambulance services became taxed beyond their resources, they relied on the men and women volunteers of First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon. In 1941, First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon purchased their first new ambulance. Purchased for just over $3,000, the new ambulance declared the commitment to the community that still exists today.

First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon continues to grow responding to over 22,000 calls for help in the Lebanon Valley in 2006. According to First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon's projections this number will be more than 23,500 in 2007. First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon continues to be a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon is not funded by any governmental assistance in the local, state or federal level. Funding for First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon’s nearly 5 million dollar budget comes from fee for service, donations and subscriptions.

Daily First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon operates 21 units. These units range from wheelchair vans, to basic life support units, non-transporting advanced life support units and mobile intensive care units. Recently we added to our fleet a Incident Support Unit and our Extended Service Vehicle. Routinely First Aid and Safety Patrol of Lebanon will respond to 65 calls per day between its 911 emergency responses and its non-emergency interfacility transfers.

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