Scranton Emergency Response & Evacuation Bus Rentals

Scranton emergency planners, first responders, and facility managers choose Scranton Minibus Company because we deliver exactly what you need—fast. Our team has handled evacuations and disaster relief across Lackawanna County, from spring floods along the Lackawanna River to winter ice storms that shut down I-81 and Route 6. We know how to work with local agencies like Lackawanna County Emergency Management, Scranton Fire Department, and regional hospitals such as Geisinger Community Medical Center and Moses Taylor Hospital. When you call us, you get a dedicated dispatcher who will stay on your project until every person is moved safely—whether that takes hours or days.

We’ve helped evacuate nursing homes in Green Ridge, apartment buildings downtown near Courthouse Square, schools like Scranton High School and West Scranton Intermediate, and entire neighborhoods threatened by chemical spills or gas leaks. Whatever the crisis, we bring calm, order, and expertise—plus one of the largest fleets in Pennsylvania ready to roll at a moment’s notice.

During an emergency, it’s important that everyone has access to safe transportation—including seniors, people with disabilities, and families with young children. Our fleet includes a wide range of bus sizes and models so you can choose what works best for your group. Full-size charter buses (up to 56 seats) are ideal for moving large numbers of people quickly and come equipped with cushioned seats, climate control, restrooms, luggage storage, and optional WiFi/power outlets. Smaller minibuses (15–35 seats) offer similar amenities in a more compact package—perfect for navigating narrow streets or reaching rural communities outside Scranton city limits. If you need ADA-accessible vehicles with wheelchair lifts and priority seating, just let us know when booking; we’ll make sure everyone gets out safely.

After the immediate danger has passed, there’s still a lot of work to be done—and we’re here to help with that too. Scranton Minibus Company provides ongoing shuttle services for first responders, utility crews, cleanup teams, and volunteers working in disaster zones. We can transport staff to and from staging areas, run supply runs between distribution points, or even serve as mobile command centers with onboard WiFi and power. If your organization needs reliable group transportation during the recovery phase, we’ll build a schedule that keeps your people moving efficiently until the job is finished.