Station 10 EMS - City of Bethlehem EMS -

The City of Bethlehem Emergency Medical Services is a division of the Bethlehem Fire Department dedicated to providing pre-hospital emergency medical care within the corporate limits of the City of Bethlehem. The service is licensed by the State of Pennsylvania to provide advanced life support service to the sick and injured. The Service operates six fully equipped advanced life support ambulances staffed by 20 full-time and 30 part-time State Certified Paramedics 24 hours a day 7 days a week responding to nearly 10,000 “911” calls per year.

Station 10 Fire - City of Bethlehem Fire -

Bethlehem Fire Department endeavors to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Bethlehem from the adverse effects of fire or exposure to dangerous emergency conditions, with expedience and a stalwart commitment to helping others.

Station 17 - Bethlehem Township VFC -

Since 1946, the Bethlehem Township Volunteer Fire Company has provided the residents of Bethlehem Township with the finest emergency services, including fire protection, rescue services, and emergency medical services.

Station 46 EMS - East Allen Township Volunteer Ambulance Corps

Station 46 Fire - East Allen VFC -

East Allen Township Fire Department proudly protects approximately 5,000 residents of East Allen Township in as area of 14.7 square miles.  We operate out of one station that protects a primarily residential area.  Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status.

Station 49 EMS - Northampton Regional EMS (LC Station 75) -

The Northampton Regional Emergency Medical Services, Inc. is a non-profit volunteer-oriented ambulance service providing emergency Paramedic/Advanced Life Support and and Basic Life Support ambulance service, with our headquarters located in Northampton, Pennsylvania.  We provide our services to the Northampton County communities of Allen Township, Lehigh Township, Northampton Borough and North Catasauqua Borough and the Lehigh County communities of Hanover Township and Catasauqua Borough, including the Lehigh Valley International Airport, which encompasses an area of approximately 65 square miles.   

Station 53 EMS - Hecktown Volunteer Ambulance Corps

Station 53 Fire - Hecktown VFC