Bradford Emergency Medical Services

03/17/2026

The Bradford CSD is operating on a 2-hour delay today. Thank you.

03/15/2026

Thank you to those who came to our annual banquet this evening!

03/08/2026

03/07/2026

Tomorrow on March 8th we will lose an hour! We are getting closer to spring!

03/05/2026

Tonight we provided coverage for the Bradford Central School District while they held the Cole All-STAR Circus! A great time was had by all!

03/04/2026

Tonight was a first for us and Krystal. We had 1st Platoon Supervisor Krystal from Steuben County 911 come to the station to give us an inside look at what dispatchers truly do. It was an eye-opening experience for many of us. With additional members joining and interested in driving - this class gave them first hand information on communication with dispatch. Many of us learned so much!

Dispatchers are the FIRST voice on the line when someone calls 911. They provide life-saving instructions, coordinate resources, and ensure the right crews are sent quickly and efficiently to those in need. Krystal walked us through the many responsibilities each dispatcher carries and what a typical shift looks like behind the scenes. The amount of multitasking, focus, and dedication required is incredible.

We are beyond grateful for our dispatchers at Steuben County 911. They work tirelessly to keep our responders organized and our community safe.
We appreciate you more than you know and you deserve more recognition! 🖤💛

02/23/2026

Chief Nicholas Chad Snyder, 45
Atlanta Hatch Hose Fire Department
E-911, Bath, New York
End of Watch: February 18th, 2026

Rest easy Chief
DanSun

02/18/2026

02/06/2026

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We extend our deepest condolences to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the first responders at the scene, and everyone impacted by yesterday's heartbreaking incident in Flagstaff. Our thoughts are with our partners and their families during this difficult time.

02/03/2026

💙 An Update on Stetson & Why Lucy Means Everything

Sunday evening, Stetson had a seizure that lasted about 20 minutes. He needed multiple doses of rescue medication before he finally came out of it. We were transported to Golisano Children’s Hospital, and while in the ER, he had another seizure lasting around 8 minutes. We were admitted early the next morning and met with Stetson’s incredible team of doctors to come up with a plan moving forward.

Because his seizures are clustering and lasting so long, Stetson is now on a daily seizure medication. The hard truth is that seizures like this can cause damage at any time, and that’s a scary reality for us as parents.

This is also exactly why Lucy is so important. We sent the clothes and blanket Stetson had during the seizures to Lucy’s trainer. Dogs can detect seizures because before one happens, the body gives off a specific scent that they can smell. Lucy will be trained to alert before a seizure, help guide Stetson to a safe place, and notify adults—teachers, family, or friends—so we can act quickly and keep him safe.

As Stetson gets older and more independent, this will especially be life-changing. And as a mom, it brings me so much peace knowing that even when I’m not with him, Lucy will be there—watching over him, protecting him, and helping keep him safe. That peace of mind is priceless.

🎳 Stetson’s Bowling Fundraiser is February 21st! 🎳
We encourage everyone to come out and support this amazing cause—even if you don’t want to bowl! We’ll have door prizes, raffles, free food, live music, and lots of fun.

If you cannot attend the event but are still interested in donating, our Venmo is available

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to all of our family and friends who continue to support us, especially during the hard times. Every bit of love, support, and encouragement helps us get closer to our goal of bringing Lucy home as Stetson’s service dog—and changing his life for the better. 🐾💙