For the month of October the EMS Division handled 125 calls for service.

First due - 100 calls
Second due - 26 calls
Third due - 4 call
Fourth due - 1 call
QRS – 0 Call
Intermediate Chase Unit - 3
EMS Supervisor - 13
Fire Duty Officer - 2

For the month of October the Fire Division handled 24 calls for service. Station 403 responded to 18 calls and Station 405 responded to 18 calls.

Pumper Tanker 403 - 7 calls
Tower 40 - 8 calls
Utility 403 - 5 calls
Rehab 40 - 4 calls
Engine 405 - 14 calls
Pumper Tanker 405 - 6 calls
Utility 405 – 7 calls
UTV 405 - 0 calls
Fire Police - 11 calls
Fire Duty Officer - 12 calls
EMS Supervisor - 0 calls

October's companywide EMS training was on Addiction Medicine: Common Street Drugs. The training was taught by guest lecturer Dr West from Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital. Individually, several members continued progressing through crew chief training, driver training, completed annual continuing education for certification and participated in impromptu skill labs during duty shifts throughout the month.

For the month of October there were two companywide fire trainings. The first was a night focused on riding assignments of both the Engine and Tower company. Crews preformed several "run in" scenarios as the first arriving units on structure assignments. The second was a night focused specifically on Truck work. The crews spent the reviewing all the ground ladders on the Engine and Tower. Several drills were then run with members deploying ground ladders around buildings at the fire house.

In addition to calls and training, October provided several opportunities for community engagement events including a public education day for local schools, two EMS standbys at Pequea Valley High School for their home football games, EMS standby at New Holland Parade and the Paradise Township Trunk or Treat.