Provides emergency water rescue to York and Lancaster counties.

Provides emergency services and 911 communications. Dispatches emergency fire, police, and ambulance. Follow up on suspicious activities and immediate response such as suspicious packages, persons engaged in suspicious activity near critical infrastructure, key assets, transportation, and more.

Benevolent Auxiliary of the US Air Force. Services include: Search and Rescue - Civil Air Patrol volunteers conduct more than 90% of all search and rescue missions assigned by the US Air Force saving an average of 150 lives each year. - Civil Air Patrol participates in Disaster Relief operations along with FEMA, PEMA, Red Cross, Coast Guard, local first responders and more. - Members receive training in wilderness survival, first aid, field transportation and communications. - Civil Air Patrol has the largest civilian single-engine aircraft fleet in the world. Cadet Program (age 12 through 20) - Cadets learn leadership, character development and aviation subjects. - Cadets participate in Search and Rescue training and missions. - Orientation flights are offered to each cadet. - National and international special activities include pilot (powered, glider and balloon) training, leadership schools and exchanges. - Qualifying cadets receive promotions on enlistment in the Air Force. Aerospa

Supplies a push button that connects consumers to the right help in an emergency 24 hours a day. Connects to emergency services or family.

Provides police, fire, and Emergency Medical Service personnel access to client's residence in the event of an emergency when client is unable to open the door.

Responsible for fire fighting and rescue within the City of Lancaster; Supervision of home inspection programs and investigation of hazardous conditions; Permits and inspections of buildings, equipment and systems. Also provides residential smoke detector program for homeowners.

The York County Special Needs Registry is a free, confidential, and voluntary program offered by the Office of Emergency Management to aid local municipalities in identifying those residents in their communities who may need additional assistance during an emergency or disaster, as required by state law. This includes, but is not limited to, individuals: -with mobility difficulties -with intellectual or developmental disabilities -with sight or hearing impairments -with special medical equipment -without a reliable or consistent form of transportation -without access to emergency information via TV, radio, internet Any information provided is collected into a spreadsheet and then forwarded to municipal Emergency Management Agencies to assist in emergency planning and response efforts. The Registry can be used for more than just evacuation purposes -- the information it provides is also helpful in any emergency situation (fire, chemical spill, police incident, etc).

Utilizes specially trained man-trailing Bloodhounds to locate lost or missing persons.

A team of state certified, trained volunteers providing search and rescue operations in the surrounding areas.