Southeast Shelby Rescue

10/08/2026

Alabama Oncology Today, Captain Brian Ward, Paramedic Kelsey Mullins, and EMT Alyson Owens presented a check for $500 to the Alabama Oncology Foundation to support breast cancer treatment in Shelby County.

This money was raised entirely in-house by our members through the sale of our Breast Cancer Awareness shirts during the month of October. Every dollar raised came from our own crews choosing to support a cause that has touched far too many families in our community.

We may spend most of our time answering calls when someone needs help, but serving our community doesn't always involve lights, sirens, or an ambulance. Sometimes it simply means finding another way to take care of the people around us.

We are incredibly proud of our members who purchased shirts, helped spread the word, and made this donation possible. It may be a small contribution in the fight against breast cancer, but it was given with a whole lot of heart.

Thank you to the Alabama Oncology Foundation for the work you do for patients and families right here in our community.

10/05/2026

09/12/2026

Good morning Shelby County Citizens. If you are traveling in any of the areas for this bicycle event, please take extra precautions driving through.

Come join the Birmingham Bicycle Club for our 53rd Annual Century.  One of the most beautiful centuries in the Southeast—now an entire weekend of events at a new location. This weekend comes complete with an inaugural Eddy Merckx style time trial on Saturday as well as Regular TT Categories, five...

08/21/2026

Would you like a change in pace? Would you like a job that is family oriented?

08/07/2026

LAST FREE COMMUNITY CPR CLASS OF 2026! 🚨 Southeast Shelby County Rescue is proud to offer our final FREE Community CPR Training class of the year on Saturday, October 3rd, from 2:00–6:00 PM at the Harpersville Community Center.

07/18/2026

We extend our thoughts and prayers to all of our first responders who are being/have been deployed.

06/16/2026

06/08/2026

Report numbers for May.

05/20/2026

This week is National EMS Week, and would like to recognize the Paramedics, Advanced EMTs, and EMTs who serve our community with professionalism, compassion, and dedication.

Day and night, these providers stand ready to answer the call, delivering care, comfort, and critical services during some of life’s most difficult moments. Their commitment to serving others reflects the highest standards of emergency medical service and public safety.

We extend our sincere appreciation to each member for their hard work, sacrifice, and continued dedication to the citizens and visitors of Shelby County.