Newport Ambulance Service

Newport Ambulance Service Newport Ambulance Service Inc./ D.B.A. NEMS serves seventeen municipalities and 665 square miles in northern Vermont

🚑🚒 Training together to be ready when it matters most!Newport Ambulance Service, Troy Fire Department, and North Country...
09/13/2026

🚑🚒 Training together to be ready when it matters most!
Newport Ambulance Service, Troy Fire Department, and North Country Hospital recently joined forces for a mock motor vehicle accident (MVA) training exercise. This hands-on training gives our crews the opportunity to practice communication, coordination, patient care, extrication, and emergency response in a realistic scenario.

Strong teamwork between EMS, fire, and the hospital helps ensure our community receives the best possible care when an emergency happens. Great job to everyone involved! 🚑🔥🏥

09/12/2026

🚨 COMMUNITY TRAINING NOTICE 🚨

Newport Ambulance Service and Troy Volunteer Fire Department will be conducting a planned Mass Casualty Incident training exercise today, September 12, beginning at approximately 10:00 a.m. in the Mill Street area of Troy.

Community members may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles, hear sirens, or see HealthNet conducting landing-zone operations. The exercise will also include volunteer patients with simulated injuries and ambulance transports to North Country Hospital.

Normal emergency services will remain available throughout the exercise. If you experience a real emergency, please call 911 as usual.

Thank you to our participating agencies, dispatchers, hospital staff, responders, and patient volunteers for helping make this valuable training possible!

Twenty-five years have passed, but September 11, 2001, remains a day that forever changed our nation and the EMS communi...
09/11/2026

Twenty-five years have passed, but September 11, 2001, remains a day that forever changed our nation and the EMS community.

On that morning, firefighters, police officers, EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, nurses, doctors, and countless other first responders ran toward unimaginable danger while others were running away. They answered the call because that is what we do.

We remember every life lost.

Twenty-five years later, the lesson remains: when the call comes, we go.

Today, we honor their courage, their sacrifice, and their service. May we never forget the people behind the uniforms, the families behind the responders, and the heroes who showed the world what it means to run toward danger to help another human being.

September 11, 2001.
25 years later.
Still remembered.
Still honored.
Never forgotten.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

Newport Ambulance Recognizes Team Behind Cardiac Arrest Save NEWPORT, VT — August 14, 2026 Newport Ambulance hosted a sp...
08/14/2026

Newport Ambulance Recognizes Team Behind Cardiac Arrest Save NEWPORT, VT — August 14, 2026

Newport Ambulance hosted a special presentation last night recognizing the individuals whose quick actions, teamwork, and dedication helped save the life of a patient following a cardiac arrest.

The event brought together members of the 911 communications team, Newport Ambulance providers, hospital staff, and the patient’s family to recognize the successful resuscitation and the coordinated care that followed.

Awards were presented to:
911 Call Taker Emily Reece, Emergency Dispatcher Emily Leinoff, VEFR Dylan Messier, Paramedic Jeffrey Johansen, Paramedic Frank Maloney, EMT Amanda Hoffman, Dr. Baer, RN Kathy DiCarlo, in recognition of their important roles in the patient’s care.

From the initial 911 call through emergency dispatch, arrival of first responders, advanced life support, and continued hospital care, each member of the team played an important part in giving the patient the best possible chance of survival.

Newport Ambulance also welcomed the patient’s family to the presentation, making the evening especially meaningful for everyone involved. Cardiac arrest saves are rarely the result of one person’s actions. They are the result of a chain of survival, with each link from the 911 call to definitive hospital care—working together.

Newport Ambulance Division Supervisor Robert Jacobs expressed appreciation to everyone involved, emphasizing that this recognition is a testament to the dedication of emergency dispatchers, first responders, EMS providers, hospital clinicians, and the community.

“We are extremely proud of this team and grateful for the opportunity to recognize everyone who played a role in this save,” Jacobs said. “A successful cardiac arrest resuscitation is truly a team effort, and this event highlights what can happen when every link in the chain of survival works together.”

The presentation served not only as a recognition of the individuals involved, but also as a reminder of the importance of early recognition of cardiac arrest, rapid activation of 911, high-quality CPR, effective emergency dispatch, advanced EMS care, and coordinated hospital treatment.

Newport Ambulance extends its congratulations and sincere appreciation to all the recipients and to the patient’s family for joining the team in celebrating this remarkable outcome!

We would like to thank Clyde River Recreation for hosting us for our company party this year. They were amazing and ever...
08/11/2026

We would like to thank Clyde River Recreation for hosting us for our company party this year. They were amazing and everyone had a great time!

Kingdom Swim 2026 🚑🏊‍♀️Newport Ambulance Service was proud to provide EMS coverage for another successful Kingdom Swim o...
07/26/2026

Kingdom Swim 2026 🚑🏊‍♀️

Newport Ambulance Service was proud to provide EMS coverage for another successful Kingdom Swim on beautiful Lake Memphremagog.

Hundreds of swimmers, volunteers, safety boat crews, and spectators came together for an incredible day on the water. Our crews were on site throughout the event, working alongside the race organizers and public safety partners to ensure participants had immediate access to emergency medical care should it be needed.

Events like Kingdom Swim require extensive planning and teamwork, and we’re grateful to everyone who helped make the day safe and successful. From the early morning athlete check-in to the final swimmers crossing the finish line, it was great to see so many people enjoying one of the Northeast Kingdom’s premier events.

We congratulate every swimmer who took on the challenge of crossing the waters of Lake Memphremagog. Your determination and perseverance were inspiring!

Stay safe, enjoy the rest of the summer, and we’ll see you next year!

07/21/2026

We want to congratulate Andrea Messier on becoming our newest Advanced Emergency Medical Technician. Way to go, we are so proud!

07/17/2026

We want to congratulate Rebecca Allen on passing her Flight Paramedic! Congratulations, well earned!

07/17/2026

We would like to congratulate Samantha Atwood on becoming our newest Advanced Medical Technician. Great job, we are so proud!

Come on down to Wednesday on the Waterfront to learn Hands Only CPR with Becca and Charlie!
07/08/2026

Come on down to Wednesday on the Waterfront to learn Hands Only CPR with Becca and Charlie!

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Newport, VT
05855

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