Medical Rescue Team South Authority

Good morning from Station 780.

Our thoughts are with all who knew and worked with Amos during his career. Rest easy, Sir.

It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our friend, colleague, and former coworker, Amos P. Cameron. After a long and courageous battle with cancer, Amos passed away on Wednesday, October 29th, surrounded by his family and closest friends.

Amos dedicated his life to Emergency Services in Allegheny County and throughout Western Pennsylvania. During his time with EMSI and EMS West, he oversaw Regional Operations and led multiple Strike Team deployments to Louisiana and New Jersey. His leadership, commitment, and compassion left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege to work alongside him.

Funeral arrangements will be shared once they are available. Please keep Amos’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Big thank you Dormont Fire Department for making MRTSA part of the Citizens Fire Academy.

National First Responders Day is observed annually on October 28th to honor the dedication and service of firefighters, police officers, and EMS providers. The day, designated by Congress in 2017, recognizes their courage and selflessness as they work to keep communities safe and secure. A special thank you to our Paramedics and EMTs, but also to all public servants. 🚑🚓🚒

The Pumpkin Patch Parade in Mt. Lebanon was a great success today. Thank you to everyone who came out, and please be safe Trick Or Treating this year. 🚑 👻🎃

Don’t drive while impaired.

🚨 DUI Enforcement Patrol Alert 🚨

Over the next several weeks, our Officers, in addition to other South Hills area Police Officers, will be out conducting DUI enforcement patrols across the community to help keep our roads safe.

If you’re planning to drink, please plan ahead:
👉 Use a designated driver
👉 Call a cab or rideshare
👉 Stay where you are until you’re sober

Driving under the influence is never worth it — it endangers your life and the lives of others. Let’s all do our part to keep our community safe. 💙

Drive sober. Arrive alive.

Thank you to Mt. Lebanon Magazine for highlighting our new cardiac monitors.

Medical rescue upgrades cardiac monitors Brand new technology

Our friends at the Castle Shannon Police Department will be at the Castle Shannon Volunteer Fire Department to take back unneeded medications. It is important to properly dispose of these medications!

🛡️ Membership matters.

An ambulance bill can be expensive. But with a MRTSA membership, you’re protected when it counts the most.

🌟 Join us in support of your local EMS by becoming a member today at mrtsa.com!

Paramedic Gonabe and EMT Sukitch teaching a group of kids about EMS and how we help people. Street and Music Fest was a great success!!

Congratulations to Lt. Siegert!