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In case of prolonged Winter Power Outage:
PMES would like everyone in our coverage area to know that in the event of a prolonged power outage of
six or more hours, our Social hall located at 389 Great Bend Turnpike, Pleasant Mount will be open from
9 AM until 6 PM. The building will have heat and power so that anyone in need will be able to warm up,
cook a meal, charge phones, fill water containers and use the rest room facilities. (Sorry, but no showers).
 Please bring your own containers for water, and charging cords.
Please save the contact information listed below, as you may not be able to access it during a power failure.
If you or anyone that you know of would be in need of such services and is not able to get to the
Social Hall on their own, please contact Dave at (570) 642-1042 to be added to our wellness call list.
We may also be able to provide transportation to and from the Social Hall.

The time to do this is NOW. Do not wait until an outage to make the call!
A limited amount of bottled drinking water may also be available.

 PMES is not responsible for any damage that might occur to electronic devices.


Pleasant Mount Emergency Services is an all-volunteer organization providing fire fighting and ambulance services for the residents of Pleasant Mount, PA and surrounding areas.

PMES Contact Information:
In emergencies dial 911
For routine calls: (570) 448-2963

Mailing Address:
Pleasant Mount Emergency Services
161 Great Bend Tpke
Pleasant Mount, PA 18453

Donations
All donations to Pleasant Mount Emergency Services are accepted by mailing donation to address above or securely through PayPal at link below.

Thank you for your support!

PMES28

(As a PayPal listed Charity, when you donate through the PayPal Giving Fund here, 100% of your donation goes to this nonprofit.)

Please do NOT check the box "Make this an anonymous donation", or we won't be able to recognize and thank you.

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Be aware of the Steer Clear Law:
The 'Steer Clear' law requires drivers to move over or slow down when they encounter an emergency scene, traffic stop or disabled vehicle. (More details on our News page.)

An expansion of the state law designed to protect an emergency response scene and roadside workers is now in effect in Pennsylvania.
Act 83 of 2018 adds trash haulers to the list of vehicles, including stationary tow trucks, mail delivery vans and other vehicles involved in performing a roadside service, to those for which a driver must slow down when passing.
Drivers are required to move at least one lane away when possible or slow down and be ready to stop if they cannot.
This law is in addition to the "Steer Clear" law requiring drivers to move over when approaching an emergency response scene.

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