Berlin Emergency Medical Service Inc.

04/08/2025

Thank you Berlin City Residents.

12/18/2024

Wishing the town a safe and happy holidays from our crew to yours!

11/12/2024

Join the BEMS team! We are actively recruiting for EMTs and Paramedics!

Full and part time opportunities available.

Our benefits package includes:
Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits
Life, Short/Long Term Disability, Accident and Critical Illness Insurances
Paid Vacation and Sick Time
Premium pay for holidays
401(K) with employer match
Tuition Assistance to obtain your Paramedic certification/license
Updated free uniforms

Apply here: https://berlin-ems.org/careers/

10/29/2024

10/21/2024

Beautiful day in Berlin NH

10/15/2024

National night out with Berlin Police, Berlin Fire, NHDOC, NH Liquor Commission and more…

10/04/2024

Berlin EMS took delivery of our new 2024 Ford F450 four wheel drive ambulances yesterday.

09/26/2024

This is the reality of it. Taxes are high enough, city management wants a bigger government. Why fix something that isn’t broken?

09/16/2024

Injured Hiker Rescued from Unknown Pond Trail

Kilkenny – At 5:00 p.m. NH Fish and Game was notified of an injured hiker approximately 2.7 miles up the Unknown Pond Trail in Kilkenny. The hiker, identified as Heather Allen, 44, of Orange, CT had been descending the trail when she slipped and suffered a severe lower leg injury that prevented her from being able to hike out. She was able to make a 911 call for help.

Rescue personnel from Berlin Fire Department, Milan Fire Department, Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue (AVSAR), Pemigewasset Valley Search and Rescue (PEMI SAR), a paramedic and advanced EMT from Berlin Ambulance, along with Conservation Officers responded to the call. The first rescuers arrived at Allen just prior to 7:00 p.m. By 8:00 p.m. enough rescuers had arrived to place Allen in a rescue litter and start carrying her down. The rescue crew arrived at the trailhead parking lot off of York Pond Road in Berlin at 10:30 p.m. From there she was transported to Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin by Berlin Ambulance.

Allen had been on a day hike with friends and family as a part of Flags on the 48, a September 11th Memorial Hike, where a flag is placed on each of the 48 4000 footers in NH. Allen was part of a group that placed a flag on Mt. Cabot. Allen and her hiking party had hiked up the Bunnell Notch Trail, summited Mt. Cabot and was descending via Unknown Pond Trail when the accident happened.

09/15/2024

Touch a truck today was enjoyed by the community.

07/24/2024

Recently Berlin EMS had to borrow an ambulance from our sister company in Vermont. The constant use of trucks over the road can cause our ambulances to have to be maintained and repaired. With the vast amount of resources we have at our disposal we never came out of service. Please let your city counsel know that you do not support the transition of EMS to Fire in Berlin. Not only will it cost a huge amount to the city, your taxes will increase and when the old ambulances that were purchased go out for service, there will be no backup plan like we have in place.