Provides non-emergency veterinary care for domestic companion animals. Services include well animal check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, spay & neuter services, and pharmacy products. Also offers a low-cost vaccination clinic monthly.

Provides non-emergency veterinary care for domestic companion animals. Services include well animal check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, spay & neuter services, and pharmacy products. Also offers a low-cost vaccination clinic monthly.

Provides safe sleeping quarters and emergency overnight care for men experiencing homelessness that includes breakfast and dinner, a shower, clean clothing, and personal care articles.

Provides housing and supportive services for homeless men, and drug and alcohol recovery program services for men and women.

Provides overnight shelter for up to 25 individuals who are experiencing homelessness during the winter.

County animal response team (CART).

Provides temporary emergency shelter. Provides men with food, shelter, spiritual counsel, casework, and networking.

Provides temporary emergency shelter for women and women with children. Those in need of shelter or referring agencies should contact the staff prior to guest arrival.

Provides emergency veterinary care, shelter, and lost-and-found service for pets with FFF ID tags. Also works to find homes for orphan and abandoned animals, visits local nursing homes and schools with "ambassador" animals, and supports the investigation of animal cruelty claims.

The Bureau of Fire serves the City of Williamsport, the county seat for Lycoming County. One of its divisions is Operations and Prevention. Its services include, but are not limited to: fire suppression, vehicle rescue, water rescue, technical rescue, emergency medical quick response, fire inspections, fire investigations, and emergency management administration.
In 2004 the Bureau was given the responsibility of administering emergency management for the City. The Bureau is responsible for the implementation of the National Incident Management System for the City, maintaining the City emergency operations plan, two emergency operations centers, six early warning sirens, and the training of all emergency operations center personnel.

Provides primary fire, rescue, and basic life support (BLS) emergency medical services (EMS). The company is also a charter member of the Lackawanna County Rescue Task Force #1, a countywide technical rescue team that operates as part of the Lackawanna County Emergency Management Agency.

Provides police, fire, and Emergency Medical Service personnel access to client's residence in the event of an emergency when client is unable to open the door.

Provides a humane animal shelter. Services include adoptions, foster program, animal vaccination clinics, and a low-cost spay/neuter program. Also provides 24-hour rescue and emergency assistance to homeless animals in distress. Investigators check out all reports of cruelty or abuse and prosecutes when warranted. Donations of animal care items and pet food accepted; volunteer opportunities available.

52 emergency shelter beds for adult men. Provides opportunities to enter long-term programs. Also provides free meals, personal care items, clothing, shower facilities, laundry, phone and computer services for case management. All men wishing to enter the shelter are screened for any outstanding warrants with the police.

All shelter guests are required to leave the premises from 8:00am to 4:30pm and are instructed to utilized that time to end their homelessness. They have a 30 day up or out policy that requires that the guest obtain a job within 30 days to get extensions. Client can also go up into the transformation programs where they can receive a greater level of counseling, teaching, case management and a transitional job on their clean team workforce.

Services include:
-Comprehensive veterinary service
-Pets lost & found
-Adoption services
-Low cost sterilization, vaccination and microchipping services
-Emergency sheltering
-euthanasia services

Provides emergency river rescue and search for drowning victims and waterways safety training.

Offers meeting/event space for a rental fee.

Provides animal sheltering and adoption, investigates animal cruelty and neglect, and rescues animals in emergency situations.

Provides response to situations that threaten the safety and health of residents due to fire, hazardous conditions, environmental emergencies, medical emergencies, or similar events. Enforces the International Fire Code and the City of York Property Maintenance Code. Offers free smoke detectors and batteries.

Provide an ongoing supply of groceries for people whose income is not sufficient to meet their needs.

Provides emergency water rescue to York and Lancaster counties.

Operates a full-service shelter that provides services such as shelter, emergency treatment, investigation and prosecution of cruelty and abuse complaints, pet spaying and neutering, adoption, counseling, education, outreach, and humane care. Volunteer opportunities to work at the facility are available.

Offers a faith-based transitional housing shelter designed for men who genuinely desire to recover from addictive behaviors. Requires each man to work a steady 40-hour work week. Clothing, food, counseling, and recovery classes are provided.

Responsible for fire protection, rescue services, and emergency medical services to the community.

Advances the cause of animal welfare and the prevention of animal cruelty. Provides spay and neutering, emergency medical care, and animal foster homes. Also oversees a trap, neuter, release (TNR) program to control the population of free roaming cats.

Volunteer fire department. To prevent the loss of life and property. In addition to responding to fires, the Tri-Town Fire Company also responds to medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, rescue calls, and incidents involving hazardous materials.
Serves Ulysses Borough, Ulysses township, Hector and Allegheny Townships

Supplies a push button that connects consumers to the right help in an emergency 24 hours a day. Connects to emergency services or family.

Provides up to 30 consecutive nights of overnight shelter, with each guest being given a personal care package containing enough personal hygiene products to last thirty days. A change of clothing is also made available if needed. A hot meal is provided following the evening chapel service.

Provides case by case assistance with rental payments in an emergency.

Provides assistance with the payment of a fuel or utility bill on an emergency, case by case basis.

Day-to-day emergency family shelter for adult men, adult women with children. Clients participate in case management with ARW staff to address their individual barriers and attain self-sufficiency.

Transient shelter providing men with emergency shelter on day-to-day basis. Clients receive lodging, meals and laundry services. Clients participate in case management in order to address their individual barriers and attain self-sufficiency.

Cold weather emergency shelter program that operates throughout the winter months. It provides emergency shelter for an additional 80-100 men nightly. Men sleep on bunkbeds in Mission gym. Program participants attend nightly evening chapels led by local church partners, immediately followed by dinner. Men in Code Blue also have daily access to Wi-Fi enabled laptops, laundry services, and showers.

Provides shelter for homeless men.

Provides temporary housing to women and children experiencing homelessness. Emergency shelter guest are offered a 1-3 night stay. Transitional housing guest are offered up to a 6 month stay.

Free health clinic that offers health care services for those without insurance or access to care. Offer the following services.
A medical home for those without insurance or access to care
Acute and chronic health management
Prescription assistance
Diagnostic imaging and lab testing
Counseling and case management
Emergency dental care
Student Vision Care in collaboration with the Lebanon School District and Penn State Health Hershey S. Medical Center - Ophthalmologists Department