Marion County Rescue Squad

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Marion County Rescue Squad MCRS is a private, non-profit agency. At MCRS, we are proud to have some of the most highly trained EMS professionals in the region.

Our team is committed to excellence in pre-hospital care, and we are driven by one shared mission: to save lives. The Marion County Rescue Squad (MCRS) is a non-profit corporation founded in 1972 to serve the emergency medical needs of Marion County West Virginia. Since 1972, MCRS has grown with three stations (Fairmont-20, Mannington-25 and Whitehall-32)

The organization currently offers the following services ALS emergency response, BLS emergency response, Medic assistance/mutual aid of other agencies, ALS transports, BLS transports, Fire Rehab and CPR training.

Rain or shine, our ghosts had a BOO-tiful time! 👻🚑There’s no ghosting Trunk or Treat tonight! Our spooky crew is out mak...
10/14/2026

Rain or shine, our ghosts had a BOO-tiful time! 👻🚑

There’s no ghosting Trunk or Treat tonight! Our spooky crew is out making spirits bright, one BOO at a time! 🎃👻

10/05/2026

A big THANK YOU to the Marion County Rescue Squad for your continued support of Fairmont Senior Athletics and our student-athletes.

Your presence, professionalism, and commitment to the safety and well-being of our students does not go unnoticed.

We’re grateful for the partnership and for the opportunity to work together for the betterment of our student-athletes and our entire school community.

Thank you for everything you do for Polar Bear Nation. 🐻‍❄️🔵⚪️

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Marion County Rescue Squad is proud to announce Donna Wade as Chief of MCRS and Stacy Martin as Deputy Chief.Chief Wade ...
10/02/2026

Marion County Rescue Squad is proud to announce Donna Wade as Chief of MCRS and Stacy Martin as Deputy Chief.

Chief Wade has been part of the MCRS family for 21 years, beginning her service with the agency in 2005. She became a paid EMT in 2006 and has served in many roles over the years, including Dayshift Supervisor and, for the past four years, Assistant Chief. Donna has also remained actively involved in service and leadership efforts at the city, county, and state levels.

Deputy Chief Stacy Martin has proudly served MCRS for 19 years and has also held several leadership roles within the agency, including Captain. She chairs the MCRS Leadership Committee and has played an important role in overseeing agency supplies and equipment needs.

Together, Donna and Stacy bring a combined 40 years of service to MCRS. More importantly, they bring decades of dedication to this agency, its people, and the community we are honored to serve.

MCRS has been a big part of both of their lives, and we are excited to see them step into these new roles together.

Please join us in congratulating Chief Donna Wade and Deputy Chief Stacy Martin as we begin this next chapter at Marion County Rescue Squad. ❤️🚑

💜 Today is Save a Life Day! 💚Today, September 24th, Marion County is joining communities across the region for Save a Li...
09/24/2026

💜 Today is Save a Life Day! 💚

Today, September 24th, Marion County is joining communities across the region for Save a Life Day, with multiple locations offering FREE naloxone (Narcan), training, community resources, and more.

Narcan can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Having it available and knowing how to use it can make all the difference when seconds matter.

There are several distribution sites throughout Marion County today, including Grant Town EMS, Veterans Square, Friendship Fairmont, White Hall Pharmacy, Morningstar Baptist Church, the Salvation Army, MVA Clinic, and the Falcon Center at Fairmont State University.

No judgment. No stigma. Just resources, education, and people working together to help keep our community safe. 💜

Please check out the flyer for locations and hours, and consider stopping by to pick up Narcan …you never know when you may have the opportunity to save a life.

A huge thank you to our Marion County QRT and all of the community partners who make days like this possible! 💚💜

Save a Life. Carry Narcan. Be prepared.

🍂 Looking for something fun to do with the family this weekend?Be sure to check out our friends at Grant Town Emergency ...
09/23/2026

🍂 Looking for something fun to do with the family this weekend?

Be sure to check out our friends at Grant Town Emergency Medical Services - Station 37 & Grant Town VFD for their Fall Fest this Sunday, September 27th from 1–6 PM! 🚑🚒

They’ll have games, bounce houses, live music, food, face painting, a craft show, raffles, train rides, educational vendors and more!

It sounds like a great afternoon for the whole family while supporting our fellow local first responders. ❤️

We hope you’ll stop by, have some fun, and show Grant Town EMS and VFD some love! 🍁🎃

A huge THANK YOU to Long John Silver’s in Fairmont for feeding our Marion County Rescue Squad crew! They brought us some...
09/21/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Long John Silver’s in Fairmont for feeding our Marion County Rescue Squad crew!

They brought us some of the new items from their menu, and everything was absolutely delicious! We truly appreciate you thinking of our crews and keeping us well fed. Your kindness and support mean more than you know! 💙🚑

Thank you, Long John Silver’s!

09/21/2026

For those struggling with substance misuse to receive help, they need to stay alive. The Marion County Quick Response Team (QRT) provides naloxone distribution and training to any individual or group that is interested. For more information, reach out to Raven Berkey QRT program administrator at [email protected]

🎭🚑 WHO’S WHO AT MCRS?! 🚑🎭Nothing like a little costume fun to keep everyone guessing! 😂 Our MCRS crew switched things up...
09/17/2026

🎭🚑 WHO’S WHO AT MCRS?! 🚑🎭

Nothing like a little costume fun to keep everyone guessing! 😂 Our MCRS crew switched things up, dressed the part, and had plenty of laughs trying to figure out who’s who!

Between the long shifts, busy calls, and everyday craziness of EMS, it’s moments like these that bring our crew together. ❤️

Can YOU tell who’s who?! 👀

09/17/2026

Marion County Rescue Squad
Now Hiring: Administrator (Administrative Chief)

Marion County Rescue Squad is seeking an experienced, approachable leader to oversee personnel, finances, and daily operations.

As Marion County’s primary EMS agency, MCRS responds to approximately 12,000 emergency calls annually.

Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Administrator will manage staffing, budgets, organizational policies, and operational readiness while supporting employees and maintaining strong community partnerships.

Minimum Qualifications
At least three years of EMS experience.
West Virginia EMT-B certification or higher.
Appropriate degrees or other business-related experience.

Supervisory experience, financial management skills, and experience working with a governing board are preferred.

We are looking for someone who values fair leadership, clear communication, and accountability. Pay based on experience. Please click the link to fill out the initial screening application. If selected for an interview, you will be contacted via email. Applications close 9/24/26 at 12pm.

Apply here:

Today, our Marion County Rescue Squad family came together for a small cookout as we remembered September 11th. 🇺🇸❤️Betw...
09/11/2026

Today, our Marion County Rescue Squad family came together for a small cookout as we remembered September 11th. 🇺🇸❤️

Between the calls and busy shifts, moments like these remind us of the importance of unity, friendship, and taking care of one another.

Also thank you Pierpont/Tygart Center for bring residents and dropping off pizza!

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400 Virginia Avenue
Fairmont, WV
26554

Telephone

+13043636246

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