Alburgh Rescue Inc.

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

🚑 On Thursday, May 21st, 4 members of Alburgh Rescue visited the Pine Manor Apartment Complex to introduce the Yellow Dot Program.

The Yellow Dot Program provides vital medical information to EMS personnel in the event of an emergency, helping first responders deliver faster and more effective care when every second counts.

To learn more about the Yellow Dot Program, please visit the official Vermont website:
Vermont Yellow Dot Program

https://www.healthvermont.gov/sites/default/files/document/eprip-YD-emergency-responder-info.pdf

You can also come see us at the station Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We will be happy to provide you with your free Yellow Dot package and answer any questions you may have.

Thank you to our members for continuing to support and protect our community! 🚑

05/17/2026

EMS week 2026 starts today. Let’s celebrate our EMS provider and thank them for their service.

05/17/2026

05/11/2026

Our neighbor fire department is having their annual brunch:

All prices are in Canadian Dollars 💵
You can by you tickets at the door.

Location: loisir Hall, 1 Tourangeau street in Clarenceville, Qc

05/05/2026

More photos of our members in action during Green Up Day!
Proud to be part of a team that shows up, works hard, and cares about the community we serve.

05/04/2026

🚑 April 2026 Call Stats – Alburgh Rescue 🚨

Here’s a quick look at our call volume this past month:

Total calls 34

Alburgh: 26 calls
Isle La Motte: 4 calls

Mutual Aid Response:
-Swanton, VT, - 3
-Champlain , N-Y, - 1

Thank you to our dedicated team for answering the call—day or night, near or far. And thank you to our community for the continued support! 💙🚨

05/03/2026

This is what Green Up Day is all about. 🌱
Members of Alburgh Emergency Services hit Firehouse Road and Greenwoods today, picking up 25 bags of garbage across roughly 2 miles of roadway.
It’s hard work, but it’s how we take care of our community. Great job everyone!

04/14/2026

Today, within just 17 minutes, Alburgh Rescue responded to two calls back-to-back.

The first was a mutual aid request in Swanton. While handling that, a second call came in within our own coverage area. To ensure the best level of care, we reached out to our neighbors in Swanton to see if an advanced provider was available.

Thanks to their teamwork, we were able to pick up an AEMT at the Missisquoi Valley Rescue station.

This is a great example of neighbors helping neighbors and working together to provide the highest level of care to our communities.

Here is a picture of the heroes from Today’s team effort.

04/05/2026