The CodeRed system will be used to send critical communications, from evacuation notices to missing child alerts.  To make sure you receive notifications login to the link below and verify your contact information, your home's location and any other contact methods you would like to receive notifications.  Your contact information remains private and will only be used for community notifications.   When you see 866-419-5000 displayed on your caller ID, you will know the call is from us.  If you would like to hear the last message deliverd to your phone, simply call

Marlinton Rescue Squad would like to recognize its volunteer members who, over the past year, responded to a total of 367 calls.  This number is down significantly from years past, thanks to the valuable help received from Pocahontas Memorial Hospital’s OUR Ambulance Service.  Marlinton Rescue and OUR Ambulance split up the 911 response coverage during the weekdays, with OUR Ambulance covering from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. weekdays when Marlinton’s volunteers need to be at their regular jobs. The volunteers of Marlinton Rescue respond to 911 calls for EMS after 5 p.m.

Marlinton Rescue Squad has recently put online a live audio stream of the Pocahontas County Sheriff, Fire, and EMS dispatch.

This new addition will give anyone with access to a computer and the Internet the ability to monitor dispatch radio traffic without neccessarily needing to have a radio/pager with them.

The stream is embedded here on our site at marlintonrescue.com/scanner and a direct link to the scanner feed can be found at marlintonrescue.com/scanner/feed.