Pennsylvania Water Rescue Station 72

We would like to thank our mutual aid partners that assisted in the search and subsequent recovery yesterday in the Delaware River. We are very fortunate to work with many great organizations. Easton Professional Firefighters, Garden State Underwater Recovery Unit, Phillipsburg Emergency Squad, Phillipsburg Fire Dept., Huntington Volunteer Fire Co. #1 Station 75 Fire, Easton Emergency Squad , New Jersey State Police

Pennsylvania Water Rescue Helping Two Goslings Tied Up In Fishing Line While on a search the drone reported two goslings in distress. The...

We will be selling fried dough at this great event. Please stop by and support us and the Lower Mt Bethel Fire Department!

Family Fun Community Event! Come out on may 16th for our 3rd annual May Day Event.

Yesterday, officers responded to North Delaware Drive for a male experiencing a mental health crisis. Over the course of several hours, our officers and detectives, along with multiple agencies assisted in resolving the incident peacefully, faced with difficult circumstances and challenging terrain.

We extend our thanks and appreciation to Forks Township Fire Dept, Easton Fire Department, Pennsylvania Water Rescue Station 72, Suburban EMS, Bethlehem Township EMS, Lower Mt Bethel Sandt's Eddy Fire Company, Pennsylvania State Police, Salisbury Township Police Department’s crisis negotiator, and Northampton County Emergency Management Services.

Hope to see you today!

Presale tickets will be available for purchase starting tomorrow morning. Physical presence is not required to win. All winning individuals will be notified on Saturday following the ticket drawing.

Please join us at our upcoming Tricky Tray fundraiser on Saturday April 11th!

With the recent cold weather that we are experiencing our local rivers are starting to freeze at the surface. River ice is never fully safe, regardless of appearance, and should not be walked on, as moving water, fluctuating levels, and hidden weak spots make it highly unpredictable. It is significantly thinner and weaker than lake ice. If you fall in, cold water shock and strong currents make rescue extremely difficult.

Local lakes and ponds are also freezing. Remember, ice is never 100% safe.