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Yoe Fire Company serves Yoe Borough and portions of York and Windsor townships in Pennsylvania. It operates a rescue engine, engine tanker, brush unit, command vehicle and technical rescue trailer. It is a volunteer department and also has paid firefighters and drives. It is a member department of the York County Advance Technical Rescue. Its members are trained in various technical rescue disciplines, including trench rescue, structural collapse, rope rescue and confined space rescue operations. It has a television lounge with recliners and sleeper sectional unit. It has separate men's and women's bedrooms with bunk beds, chairs, lamps and lockers. Its exercise room has exercise equipment, pool tables, televisions and stereos. Its meeting room hosts training and company meetings and has televisions and other audiovisual equipment.

Rescue Fire Company 1, located in Dallastown, Pennsylvania, is dedicated to serving the community through fire and emergency rescue services. The company is a part of a collaborative network that includes Yoe Fire Company, SAFER Company, and Community Fire Company, collectively enhancing public safety and emergency response capabilities. The organization is staffed by elected, appointed, and administrative officers, along with volunteers committed to providing effective emergency services. Their fleet is housed in multiple stations, ensuring readiness to respond to incidents in Dallastown and surrounding areas. Generated from the website

Christiana Community Ambulance Association, located in Gap, Pennsylvania, is a non-profit EMS organization dedicated to providing exceptional patient care through a combination of paid and volunteer staff. Serving a significant portion of southeastern Lancaster County and parts of western Chester County, they respond to an average of over 1,000 calls each year as a Basic Life Support (BLS) agency. Committed to professionalism and community service, the CCAA Board of Directors and Operational Staff continually seek ways to address the growing needs of the community they serve. They take pride in being the first line of defense for medical emergencies in their designated areas. Generated from the website