A group of fully trained volunteers

called out by the emergency services and local emergency planning departments to assist in a variety of incidents.

Lincolnshire Community Assistance Team is a registered charity.

We provide assistance to emergency services across the whole of Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire.

Community Assistance Team

The group will turn out to assist emergency services and emergency planning departments in a variety of incidents.

A membership process and membership fee is involved in this along with a DBS either on the update service or one through us.

Become a Member

County wide response

No matter what the resource required, Lincolnshire Community Assistance Team are always available to support emergency services in a variety of tasks.

Skilled 4×4 division

From moving essential workers and equipment during periods of bad weather, to dragging fallen trees off the counties roads, our 4×4 responders are a valuable resource to the group.

If you have a 4×4 you’re most probably quite capable in using it to it’s full potential and would very likely assist in bad weather or difficult terrain. However, L-CAT has a backup system directly linked to the emergency system. With your 4×4 and skills and L-CAT emergency service backup what a formidable team that would make!

Why not join us to assist your community and emergency services in times of bad weather or off tarmac access.
There will be 4×4 driver training before you can be deployed with your 4×4 with annual refreshers at one of our training grounds.

This is your opportunity to make a difference and join Lincolnshire Community Assistance Team

Membership

£20

per year

News
January 22, 2024

Storm Isha
21/01/2024

Sunday 21st January 2024 2 teams of responders were quickly deployed by Lincolnshire Police to assist with fallen trees, with one team focussing on outlying villages of Lincoln, and a…
News
January 3, 2024

Ruskington Floods
02/01/2024

Tuesday 2nd January 2024 We were very quick to spot a road starting to become submerged in excess land drainage around 8pm and, working with the Parish Council, ensured that…