Second Alarmers Rescue Squad
Meg Todd is an experienced professional with a diverse background in emergency medical services and editorial roles. Currently serving as an Emergency Medical Technician with Second Alarmers Rescue Squad since May 2021, Meg has previously held similar positions with Event Medical Staffing Solutions and National Event Services. In addition to emergency medical roles, Meg worked as an Editor II and Editorial Production Assistant at the National Board of Medical Examiners from April 2015 to July 2023, contributing to editorial production. Early career experiences include positions as a Library Assistant at Temple University Library and internships in marketing and editorial work at United Public Safety and WhereRome Magazine. Meg holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Temple University and attended Covenant College for Psychology.
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Second Alarmers Rescue Squad
www.SARS.org Follow us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Second-Alarmers-Association-and-Rescue-Squad-of-Montgomery-County/118212022852 Follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SecondAlarmers Follow us on Nixle at: Nixle.com Since it’s founding in 1938, Second Alarmers Association and Rescue Squad of Montgomery County, Incorporated (SARS) has grown to become one of the largest private not-for-profit pre-hospital Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers in the region, responding to over 12,000 emergency 911 incidents each year. SARS is a combination department composed of 100 volunteer and 123 career members, delivering service from five stations with 22 vehicles, including twelve advanced life support ambulances. SARS provides these crucial life saving Emergency Medical and Rescue Services to the over 130,000 residents, in the 55,371 households of the 56.68 square mile area of Abington, Upper Dublin, Upper Moreland and Whitpain Townships as well as the Boroughs of Hatboro, Jenkintown and Rockledge. SARS is also the primary contracted EMS and rescue company for 15 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike from the Willow Grove Inter-change. Unlike local fire and police departments, Second Alarmers does not receive recurring tax funding, our survival is dependant upon service reimbursement, grants and generous donations. Our services include providing EMS and Rescue services through our Paramedic Units, Rescue Truck, Marine Unit, Bicycle Team and Two State Strike Teams. We also provide full personnel leasing and billing services for SARS and multiple EMS organizations.