notes: FACEBOOK LINK: https://www.facebook.com/firstresponseteam FACEBOOK POSTS - It's sad, almost 900 homes badly flooded in Lincoln Park, NJ. Timmy is bringing in the claw truck. Time to get busy http://t.co/PZKTyzc ----- ‎#Irene caused a flash flood in Lincoln Park, we're jumping in National Guard trucks to go help evacuate more people http://t.co/KInrgAt August 28 at 1:38pm via Selective Tweets ----- Going from door to door helping people evacuate with the hovercraft. This one area we're at wasn't supposed to flood http://t.co/3f4OdbQ August 28 at 8:44am via Selective Tweets ----- Trees falling down all around us, trying to keep the roads cleared and traffic moving. Working with police and city http://t.co/cBEcU0l August 28 at 4:46am via Selective Tweets ----- Just passed NJ state line. Lincoln Park Volunteer FD is awaiting our arrival. 1 hr out. We'll be on site a few hours before #Irene READY August 27 at 1:00pm via Selective Tweets ============== OTHER DISTASTER RESPONSE records AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5227 http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8446 -> FACEBOOK LINK: https://www.facebook.com/firstresponseteam FACEBOOK POSTS - It's sad, almost 900 homes badly flooded in Lincoln Park, NJ. Timmy is bringing in the claw truck. Time to get busy http://t.co/PZKTyzc ----- ‎#Irene caused a flash flood in Lincoln Park, we're jumping in National Guard trucks to go help evacuate more people http://t.co/KInrgAt August 28 at 1:38pm via Selective Tweets ----- Going from door to door helping people evacuate with the hovercraft. This one area we're at wasn't supposed to flood http://t.co/3f4OdbQ August 28 at 8:44am via Selective Tweets ----- Trees falling down all around us, trying to keep the roads cleared and traffic moving. Working with police and city http://t.co/cBEcU0l August 28 at 4:46am via Selective Tweets ----- Just passed NJ state line. Lincoln Park Volunteer FD is awaiting our arrival. 1 hr out. We'll be on site a few hours before #Irene READY August 27 at 1:00pm via Selective Tweets ============== OTHER DISTASTER RESPONSE records AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5227 http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8446 WEBLINKS: http://twitter.com/firstresponse http://www.youtube.com/user/FirstRespons... http://firstresponseteam.blogspot.com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/firstrespon... http://firstresponseteam.org http://firstresponseteam.org/donations/
mission: When all hope seems lost, when confusion reigns, when the only thought on a survivor’s mind is, “What now?”—that’s the moment the First Response Team arrives, bringing new light to communities in their darkest hours. We fill the gap between the onset of a disaster and the arrival of traditional relief agencies, when too many communities must fend for themselves because the resources necessary for rescue and recovery—equipment, tools and personnel—are damaged, inaccessible or unavailable. By studying weather patterns and communicating with leading meteorologists, we’re able to anticipate when and where the next disaster may hit. We position our rapid response team near storm locations nationwide and, when alerted to potential disaster, deploy immediately with our fleet of more than $1 million in specialized disaster response equipment. Our goal is to arrive in the crucial moments following the catastrophe, and our mission is to reduce the time it takes for help to reach those in need—so we can join local first responders in saving lives and restoring hope. -> When all hope seems lost, when confusion reigns, when the only thought on a survivor’s mind is, “What now?”—that’s the moment the First Response Team arrives, bringing new light to communities in their darkest hours. We fill the gap between the onset of a disaster and the arrival of traditional relief agencies, when too many communities must fend for themselves because the resources necessary for rescue and recovery—equipment, tools and personnel—are damaged, inaccessible or unavailable. By studying weather patterns and communicating with leading meteorologists, we’re able to anticipate when and where the next disaster may hit. We position our rapid response team near storm locations nationwide and, when alerted to potential disaster, deploy immediately with our fleet of more than $1 million in specialized disaster response equipment. Our goal is to arrive in the crucial moments following the catastrophe, and our mission is to reduce the time it takes for help to reach those in need—so we can join local first responders in saving lives and restoring hope.

parish: -> Morris
address: -> HQ: 1060 N. Charlotte St., Suite 102 Lancaster, PA 17603
notes: FACEBOOK POSTS - It's sad, almost 900 homes badly flooded in Lincoln Park, NJ. Timmy is bringing in the claw truck. Time to get busy http://t.co/PZKTyzc ----- ‎#Irene caused a flash flood in Lincoln Park, we're jumping in National Guard trucks to go help evacuate more people http://t.co/KInrgAt August 28 at 1:38pm via Selective Tweets ----- Going from door to door helping people evacuate with the hovercraft. This one area we're at wasn't supposed to flood http://t.co/3f4OdbQ August 28 at 8:44am via Selective Tweets ----- Trees falling down all around us, trying to keep the roads cleared and traffic moving. Working with police and city http://t.co/cBEcU0l August 28 at 4:46am via Selective Tweets ----- Just passed NJ state line. Lincoln Park Volunteer FD is awaiting our arrival. 1 hr out. We'll be on site a few hours before #Irene READY August 27 at 1:00pm via Selective Tweets ============== OTHER DISTASTER RESPONSE records AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5227 http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8446 -> FACEBOOK LINK: https://www.facebook.com/firstresponseteam FACEBOOK POSTS - It's sad, almost 900 homes badly flooded in Lincoln Park, NJ. Timmy is bringing in the claw truck. Time to get busy http://t.co/PZKTyzc ----- ‎#Irene caused a flash flood in Lincoln Park, we're jumping in National Guard trucks to go help evacuate more people http://t.co/KInrgAt August 28 at 1:38pm via Selective Tweets ----- Going from door to door helping people evacuate with the hovercraft. This one area we're at wasn't supposed to flood http://t.co/3f4OdbQ August 28 at 8:44am via Selective Tweets ----- Trees falling down all around us, trying to keep the roads cleared and traffic moving. Working with police and city http://t.co/cBEcU0l August 28 at 4:46am via Selective Tweets ----- Just passed NJ state line. Lincoln Park Volunteer FD is awaiting our arrival. 1 hr out. We'll be on site a few hours before #Irene READY August 27 at 1:00pm via Selective Tweets ============== OTHER DISTASTER RESPONSE records AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5227 http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8446
website: https://www.facebook.com/firstresponseteam -> http://firstresponseteam.org/
mission: -> When all hope seems lost, when confusion reigns, when the only thought on a survivor’s mind is, “What now?”—that’s the moment the First Response Team arrives, bringing new light to communities in their darkest hours. We fill the gap between the onset of a disaster and the arrival of traditional relief agencies, when too many communities must fend for themselves because the resources necessary for rescue and recovery—equipment, tools and personnel—are damaged, inaccessible or unavailable. By studying weather patterns and communicating with leading meteorologists, we’re able to anticipate when and where the next disaster may hit. We position our rapid response team near storm locations nationwide and, when alerted to potential disaster, deploy immediately with our fleet of more than $1 million in specialized disaster response equipment. Our goal is to arrive in the crucial moments following the catastrophe, and our mission is to reduce the time it takes for help to reach those in need—so we can join local first responders in saving lives and restoring hope.