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News & Events
At our July 2021 meeting, we received American Heart Association training in their Heartsaver and first aid. In addition to CPR and use of automatic defibrillators, we learned how to provide lifesaving care for trauma, environmental, narcotic, and medical emergencies until first responders can arrive. Thank you, Vern Smith for taking time out from your busy schedule to provide this training for us!
/2020
While at the Butler County Emergency Management EOC today, Ken Baker and Rich Richard L. Wilson started preparing the Points of Dispensing cases getting everything ready in the event that we have to help the people in our county.
We also continued to operate the Butler County Public Inquiry phone lines. We are there Monday to Friday from 8:30am till 4:30pm to help all Butler County residents with any questions they might have dealing with the various issues that have arisen in their everyday life, due to the COVID-19 virus.
Call us at 724-431-0982. Interested in helping out? Just let us know and be sure to like us on Facebook.
While at the Butler County Emergency Management EOC today, Ken Baker and Rich Richard L. Wilson started preparing the Points of Dispensing cases getting everything ready in the event that we have to help the people in our county.
We also continued to operate the Butler County Public Inquiry phone lines. We are there Monday to Friday from 8:30am till 4:30pm to help all Butler County residents with any questions they might have dealing with the various issues that have arisen in their everyday life, due to the COVID-19 virus.
Call us at 724-431-0982. Interested in helping out? Just let us know and be sure to like us on Facebook.
Craig McMillen and Shelia Berns answering our residents calls.
/19/2020
With Butler County, Pennsylvania declaring a disaster over COVID-19 the Pennsylvania Volunteers were activated to assist the Counties Emergency Services by manning the Butler County Public Inquiry phone lines in the EOC (Emergency Operations Center).
If you live in Butler County and have any questions or are not sure where to turn for answers during these unsure times, you can call us at 724-431-0982. We are there for you Monday to Friday from 8:30am till 4:30pm.
If you’re interested in being part of the solution let us know, we can always use the help in so many ways.
With Butler County, Pennsylvania declaring a disaster over COVID-19 the Pennsylvania Volunteers were activated to assist the Counties Emergency Services by manning the Butler County Public Inquiry phone lines in the EOC (Emergency Operations Center).
If you live in Butler County and have any questions or are not sure where to turn for answers during these unsure times, you can call us at 724-431-0982. We are there for you Monday to Friday from 8:30am till 4:30pm.
If you’re interested in being part of the solution let us know, we can always use the help in so many ways.
 Speakers at the Butler City Flood Disaster Workshop held on October 9th at the Butler City Fire Station.
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Butler County Commissioner Kevin Boozel, Flood Insurance agent Brian Sholes of Mitchel Insurance, Butler City Emergency Management Coordinator Chris Marlar, Asst. Manager of Butler LOWE’s Mark Daubenspeck, Vice President of the Pennsylvania Volunteers Rich Wilson, Pennsylvania Volunteers Director of Sheltering Paul “Paco” Garcia, Pennsylvania Volunteers President Ken Baker, Team Rubicon members Jacki Temple and Leah Bortnick. Butler City Engineer Joe Grey and Butler City Councilman Mike Walter were also in attendance.
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October 19th 2019
Free Flood Disaster Workshop held in Butler City, Butler County by the Pennsylvania Volunteers and the City of Butler. We would like to thank the following agencies and our partners for making this type of workshop possible:
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