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Alabama Association of Rescue Squads

Non-Profit

Last updated May 5, 2011. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

Call 1-800-452-8431 FAX is: (256) 747-3633 Directions Website Nearby on map

Available here 11

Advocacy, * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Dec 30, 2008
Advocacy, Legislation Support Updated Dec 30, 2008
Command & Control, 1st Responders Units Updated Dec 30, 2008
Construction, Rebuilding, Volunteer Services Updated May 31, 2008
First Responder, SouthEast Region Updated Mar 14, 2007
First Response, Rescue, Emergency Rescue Equipment * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Dec 30, 2008
Management, Volunteer Coordination Services Updated Mar 13, 2007
Services, First Response, Emergency Rescue Services Updated Dec 30, 2008
Support for "All" Disasters Updated Dec 30, 2008
Training Classes, First Response, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Dec 30, 2008
Training Classes, First Response, Search & Rescue Updated Dec 30, 2008

Needed here 2

Medical, Volunteer, Paramedic / EMT Very Urgent Updated May 5, 2011
Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Very Urgent Updated May 5, 2011

Campaigns 3

2011 Spring - Tornadoes-Floods-Wind Storms ArchivedJoined May 5, 2011
2011 Alabama Tornado ArchivedJoined May 5, 2011
2007 Georgia/Alabama Tornado ArchivedJoined Jan 5, 2008

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Areas served: AL State
Fee for service: Unknown
Service: Don't Know

Notes

FROM THE SITE - 4/11 AL TORNADOES:

May 2, 2011 - Cullman Rescue Squad is looking for EMTs and EVOC drivers to help out immediately. Please contact Shannon Hipp at 256-531-5069.

May 2, 2011 - New Yahoo Mailing List created for Rescuer Magazine. Please subscribe under Rescuer Magazine Link. When subscribing, please include your current Squad. Thanks!

April 28, 2011 - If you need to contact Debbie Tidwell for an EMERGENCY NEED, contact her on her cell phone. Non-emergency requests will be handled as soon as possible, but will be delayed due to the widespread damage and power outages in the ENTIRE North Alabama area.

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The Alabama Association of Rescue Squads (AARS) was incorporated under the statutes of the State of Alabama as a non-profit organization on April 29, 1967 in Covington County. Today the association is made up of 111 rescue units with over 3,000 members located throughout the state. Being a member of the association in no way affects the governing body or operation of the local squad. Each AARS member functions under it own By-Laws and operational procedures other than when on a joint or multi-unit operation. Membership is open to any organized Rescue Squad that meets the equipment, organizational and membership requirements of the AARS.