McGregor Memorial EMS

McGregor Memorial EMS has been serving the Durham, Lee, Madbury, UNH, and surrounding communities since its founding in 1968.  Its 70 volunteers continued providing 9-1-1 ambulance services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and were instrumental in helping to administer tens of thousands of COVID vaccines throughout the region.  During a time when news of staffing shortages - particularly in healthcare - abound, the volunteers and staff at McGregor have continued to show up to serve the community.  As a result of their dedication, McGregor boosts the highest ambulance availability in the region even compared with fully paid services. As a results of their efforts, McGregor's volunteers were honored to receive the 2021 Spirit of New Hampshire Award from Volunteer N.H.

The proceeds of this year's New Hampshire Gives campaign will go entirely toward purchasing lifesaving equipment designed to help our volunteers and staff do their job.

Those interested in learning more about McGregor may enjoy our 50th Anniversary Video which was developed in 2018.

Who We Are

McGregor Memorial EMS is a regional, non-profit organization providing emergency healthcare and EMT, CPR and First Aid training and education to the New Hampshire Seacoast Region. We are primarily a volunteer service and operate at that capacity 24 hours a day/7 days a week, 365 days a year providing emergency medical care at the highest levels permitted by NH law. Collectively, our volunteers, comprised of community members and college students, give over 30,000 hours annually! McGregor has been providing these services for over 45 years.

McGregor is the primary emergency 911 ambulance service for the communities of Durham, Lee, Madbury, and the University of New Hampshire.