Help Wanted: Lenoir County Emergency Services Emergency Medical Technician
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Help wanted: Lenoir County Emergency Services: Quality Assurance Officer. Salary Range: $38,056 - $57,906
Help wanted: Lenoir County Emergency Services: Quality Assurance Officer. Salary Range: $38,056 - $57,906
Effective immediately Lenoir County residents may see different ambulances responding to their calls. Lenoir County Emergency Services (LCES) announced on Saturday, February 5th that a FEMA ambulance strike team will provide much-needed relief to their staff. “Our EMS call volume is increasing,” said LCES Director Murry Stroud. “Lenoir County EMS answered 12,416 calls for service in 2021, as compared to 11,085 in 2020, and 10,861 in 2019. Increasing system demand can be attributed, at least in part, to the COVID pandemic.”
US Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal technicians called in to mitigate and dispose of what is suspected to be 5-6 sticks of dynamite in a Parrott Avenue house.
Emergency services personnel from across the county help wish 10-year-old Sophia Lavery with Cerebral Palsy a happy birthday.
A night of fellowship for Kinston/Lenoir County Emergency Services is coming soon.
DEWD from the Down East Wood Ducks prepares for the next homestand and has a bit of an emergency. Never fear though because the incredible professionals at Lenoir County Emergency Services and Kinston Department of Fire and Rescue are here to lend a helping hand to keep him "safe and sound".
The KPD is looking for help from residents in hiring its new community relations board director and wants to invite you to National Night Out.
‘Just because you have homeowner’s insurance doesn’t mean flooding is covered’ — Lenoir County Emergency Services Director Roger Dail
Need some help to help rebuild or repair your home because of damage from Hurricane Matthew? A new recovery center in Kinston is here for you.