Sumter County Rescue Squad

08/16/2025

1st Responders Appreciation will be held Sunday August 17th at the Livingston Community Center at 4pm.

05/19/2025

🚨 SUMTER COUNTY, AL – SIGN-UP DAY! 🚨
📍 Livingston City Hall
📅 Monday, May 19th
🕘 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

I’ll be set up at Livingston City Hall helping folks in Sumter County get signed up for PHI Cares air medical memberships!

💛 If you live in Sumter County, your membership is just $30 a year for your entire household!

That means if you or a loved one ever needs to be flown by PHI Air Medical during a medical emergency, you won’t get stuck with the bill for the flight. It’s peace of mind at a very affordable price.

Whether you’re new to PHI or need to renew, swing by and let’s get you covered!

Have questions? Message or call me anytime or stop by and see me Monday!

🔗 Phicares.com/taylor-johnson/
☎️ 601-715-3361

City of Livingston- Lston,AL
Sumter County Rescue Squad

05/07/2025

Celebrating my 11th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

05/07/2025

We celebrate you officers 👮‍♀️👮

05/05/2025

🚤🌊 May is Safe Boating Month! 🌊🚤

As we kick off the season of fun on the water, let's all remember to boat responsibly. Together, we can make this boating season safe and enjoyable for everyone. 🌟

Always wear a life jacket. Always wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket while underway.

Have a Marine VHF Radio. While everyone has a cell phone, they may go out of range or lose battery power when needed most. VHF channel 16 is the international hailing and distress frequency and can be used to reach the Coast Guard during emergencies.

Register and carry an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) or a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB). A locator beacon can help us find you faster. You can register your beacon at: https://www.sarsat.noaa.gov/register-your-beacon/.

Know your navigation rules. The Navigation Rules are much like the rules of the road on the highway. They establish a consistent way to navigate safely and avoid collisions when two boats cross paths, are on course to meet head-on, or when one boat wishes to overtake another.

Never boat under the influence. Alcohol consumption remains the single-greatest contributing factor in recreational boating fatalities. It is illegal to operate a boat while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Dress for the water temperature, not the air temperature.

File a float plan.

Take a boating safety course.

Use your engine cut-off switch.

Have a Marine VHF Radio. While everyone has a cell phone, they may go out of range or run out of battery power when needed most. VHF channel 16 is the international hailing and distress frequency, which can be used to contact the Coast Guard during emergencies.ncies.

04/29/2025

❤️New at the library: Check your blood pressure for free!🩸

We’ve partnered with WACH Community Hearts and American Heart Association - Alabama to support heart health in our community.

You can now check out one of our Self-Monitoring Blood Pressure Kits to use at home. Each kit includes a monitor, cuff, instructions, and helpful resources.

Or stop by the library to use a kit anytime (no checkout needed!) to take a quick reading and grab free heart health info.

Questions? Contact us!

03/29/2025

03/19/2025

3/19: 1pm:

NEW: A storm survey team from our office has found damage consistent with an EF-2 tornado and winds of 120 mph across southern Sumter County, northeast of Scratch Hill. This adds another tornado to the count from Saturday. More details will be released by later today or Thursday.

03/15/2025

3/15 3:00 pm update: The primary storm that has our attention at this time is in northern Sumter County and is headed northeast with intensifying rotation. People in southeast Pickens County, northwest Greene County, and Tuscaloosa County need to pay attention to this storm and heed any warnings.

03/15/2025

3/15 2 pm update: We are closely watching three supercell storms approaching west Alabama. These are circled on the map and have a history of producing tornadoes as they move northeast at around 50 mph. Other storms are developing along this axis as well.