Community Ambulance Service of New Rockford

01/09/2026

Happy Law Enforcement Day!

12/23/2025

MERRY CHRISTMAS from Community Ambulance Service of New Rockford🎄

11/18/2025

11/18/2025

Let us cook for you on Wednesday, come join us at the Eagles🚑

11/13/2025

Come to the Eagles Club on Wednesday, let us do your cooking for the night!

10/28/2025

Happy First Responders Day! We recognize the sacrifices you make for the well-being of others! Thank you!
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08/05/2025

LIFESAVERS IN THE PARK WILL BE AT THE AMBULANCE BUILDING NOT AT THE PARK DUE TO WEATHER
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08/01/2025

Our Lifesavers in the Park dunk tank dunkees have changed, heres our schedule:
5:30 Mr. Demester
6:00 Officer Anderson
6:30 Chance Labrie
7:00 Mr. Stutlien

07/29/2025

Lifesaver in the park is only one week away! TUESDAY AUGUST 5TH 5:30-7:30. Hope you can join us. The Sanford Airmed helicopter is planning to land east of the Eagles club at 5:30 that evening (pending weather/availablity). We have a few new attractions this year. The ND Highway Patrol will join us with the rollover simulator, and Vizion Zero will also be joining us!

Our dunk tank participants will be:
5:30 Mr. Demester
6:00 Officer Anderson
6:30 student Malaki Kukowski
7:00 senior Easton Benz

Should be a great night!

07/25/2025

Mark you calendars for Lifesavers in the Park!

07/14/2025

Outdoor warning systems (sirens) have been in the news a lot recently. With the active severe weather season in our area and the tragic flooding in the southern plains it is maybe a good time to review the intent of these systems.

These systems are outdoor warning systems; they are not engineered or designed to provide a signal loud enough to be consistently heard indoors or wake you at night. Granted, if you live near one of these, you are likely very much aware that you can hear it inside your home. However, the intent of all outdoor warning systems is to alert members of the public that are outdoors of a potential threat, and they should go indoors and seek more information.

In our community, these systems are activated with a 45 second wail (ramp-up - ramp-down) siren sound to summon volunteer firefighters of a call. For a tornado or imminent dangerous wind threat the system is activated for five minutes with repeated attention getting sounds and a recorded voice stating: "this is a tornado warning".

The utilization of these systems varies significancy in terms of threats that they may alert for. Across America threats that outdoor warning systems are activated for include tornado, tsunami, flood, nuclear emergency (near nuclear power plants and facilities) and other threats that may be somewhat unique to a specific location. However, all are designed as outdoor warning systems with the intent of alerting you to go indoors and seek more information about the threat or situation in the immediate area.