North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad

North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad Providing 100% free 911 Response, CPR/Safety Education, and Water Rescue to NMB and beyond since 1958 The squad was started in May 1958.

North Myrtle Beach Rescue is one of the oldest rescue squads in South Carolina. Three local businessmen donated $200.00 and bought a used 1950 Packard hearse from a local funeral home. We were incorporated as Crescent Beach Rescue Squad. This was before there was a city of North Myrtle Beach. They equipped the hearse with an oxygen bottle and made padded splints. The local pharmacist gave them les

sons in first aid. This was the extent of our equipment and medical knowledge. In the 43 years, we have always been there for our community. When the merging of Crescent Beach, Windy Hill, Cherry Grove and the Ocean Drive sections into one city created the City of North Myrtle Beach, the name was changed to North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad. And what a difference 63 years can make. We now cover an area that extends form the North Carolina state line south to the Northern borders of Myrtle Beach. The Shore Drive area is in our coverage area. From the Atlantic Ocean on the east, we cross the Intercoastal Waterway to Hwy 905. Our coverage areas include North Myrtle Beach, Atlantic Beach, Cherry Grove Beach, Little River, Longs, Wampee, Brooksville and the Poplar communities.

As of yesterday, only 24 of the 239 EMS agencies in South Carolina are "PEDS READY". This morning, your North Myrtle Bea...
07/23/2026

As of yesterday, only 24 of the 239 EMS agencies in South Carolina are "PEDS READY". This morning, your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad was awarded the PEDS READY certification, which recognizes agencies who go above and beyond by providing the best care for their pediatric patients. We were also singled out as the very first volunteer agency in South Carolina to achieve this distinction. Kudos to Chief Gary Clark, NREMT-P and Captain Richard Sander, NREMT-B for spearheading this achievement, and to all of our Paramedics and EMTs for your dedication to excellence!

Happy 4th of July, yall! Even on holidays, we will be here when you need us!
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July, yall! Even on holidays, we will be here when you need us!

Water rescue call after midnight? Your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue team is on it! A call came in for ...
07/02/2026

Water rescue call after midnight? Your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue team is on it!

A call came in for a flashing light out in the ocean and we were dispatched to investigate. As you can see from the picture, we rescued the flashing light, although it was not attached to anything at the time. We think it may have fallen off a barge.

This is how it goes. We respond sometimes not knowing what to expect, but every call gets the same professional response from our volunteers. Sometimes we rescue boaters in distress, sometimes we rescue.... other things.

One of our members got a great video of the team in action last night if you're interested in The Merlin Bellamy, our amphibious rescue boat. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BnFbWapms/

Your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad helped the North Myrtle Beach Rotary Club set up 250 American Flags on Friday after...
06/27/2026

Your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad helped the North Myrtle Beach Rotary Club set up 250 American Flags on Friday afternoon and then brought both ambulances and Merlin to the opening celebration of this year's Park of Honor at McLean Park on Saturday morning. Our very own Diane Woods spoke eloquently on behalf of all First Responders in general and our Squad in particular. Special shout-out to Rotary and Rescue Squad member Clark Kersey who got us involved in the first place. If you have an opportunity to visit McLean Park through the month of July, it is a moving testament to our heroes.

Members of your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad were invited to participate in Mother Tucker's First Responders Apprecia...
06/27/2026

Members of your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad were invited to participate in Mother Tucker's First Responders Appreciation Night. We ❤ our community!

06/25/2026

Stay safe this summer! Your volunteer North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad hopes to implement the HAAS Alert System shortly after North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue.

Here's a new way to help your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad... wear your support! New support t-shirt design for 2026 ...
06/24/2026

Here's a new way to help your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad... wear your support! New support t-shirt design for 2026 now available online in 3 colors and all sizes... check it out! NMBRescue.com/shirts

Sunday was a beautiful day for your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue Team to patrol the Intracoastal Water...
06/07/2026

Sunday was a beautiful day for your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue Team to patrol the Intracoastal Waterway, Bird Island and Waities Island. As usual we came across a boater with fishing line wrapped around their propeller. Not exactly a 911 Emergency for us, but most certainly an emergency for them. And as usual, we provided assistance without charge. Because that's what we do, thanks to you!

If you haven't made your donation yet for 2026, now's a great time. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, unaffiliated with the City or County, and we rely on your donations to fund our operations so that we'll there when you need us. www.NMBRescue.com

...and now for the rest of the story. At 9am this morning, your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue Team was ...
06/05/2026

...and now for the rest of the story. At 9am this morning, your North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad's Water Rescue Team was called to assist at a reported boat fire near Lightkeepers Marina. Horry County Fire Rescue Boat 2 was on scene working to extinguish the fire. We made several trips transporting personnel and equipment between the marina and Boat 2. This is another great example of how your local emergency agencies work together to save lives and property quickly and efficiently!

Congratulations to North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad member Albert "Ricky" Rapant for achieving the certification of Natio...
06/03/2026

Congratulations to North Myrtle Beach Rescue Squad member Albert "Ricky" Rapant for achieving the certification of Nationally Registered Paramedic!

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P O Box 555
North Myrtle Beach, SC
29597

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