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St. Luke's EMS reports rebranding, power-stretcher rollout and station updates
Summary
Dan Albee, operations manager for St. Luke's Emergency and Transport Services (Northern Bucks County), told the board that vehicle rebranding is underway, the first truck has been sent for repainting, station signage replacement is planned for summer, and power stretchers are arriving with wiring and equipment to follow.
Dan Albee, operations manager for St. Luke's Emergency and Transport Services (Northern Bucks County), briefed the board on operational updates following the acquisition of local EMS assets. He said truck rebranding has begun, with the first unit (number 1424) out for stripping, painting and re-lettering; the four-vehicle fleet will be completed in sequence with an expected timeframe into October. Albee also said a responder/command vehicle is being wrapped to match St. Luke's colors and that station signage replacement at Station 142 is planned for the summer.
Albee confirmed the arrival of power stretchers to each station and said wiring harnesses are on order to enable full power-load capability; two additional stretchers are expected after July. He offered to return monthly with updates and to provide call-volume reports when county data becomes available. "The goal... is 100% transparency," Albee said, inviting supervisors to contact him with questions between meetings.
