I’m Cindy Rehbock, and Priest Lake has always been home in my heart. Although I spent some time away, I couldn’t stay away from the beauty and joy of Priest Lake living. My journey back started with a weekend home, and soon after, I made my full return to this amazing community.
When you list your property with me, you get more than just a sign in the yard—you get personalized service tailored to your goals. I love meeting new people and helping them find their dream homes right here in this incredible place I’m lucky to call home.
Outside of real estate, I soak up the best of Priest Lake, from hiking its trails to relaxing and enjoying the stunning sights and sounds of every season. Whether you're buying or selling, let me know how I can help! PriestLake-Living.com
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Are you passionate about hiking and interested in joining a team dedicated to helping Priest Lake EMTs (Ambulance) with calls that require backcountry expertise? Look no further!
Our team works alongside EMTs and drivers to safely assist and transport patients to the ambulance in challenging backcountry situations.
Priest Lake EMTs often respond to emergencies at locations like Lion Head Water Slides, assist individuals needing help from the river, and provide aid to motorists or bicyclists who’ve gone off-road or trails. While medical experience isn’t required, our team plays a crucial role in carrying gear and equipment to patient locations and, when needed, assisting with litter carries back to the ambulance.
Please note: We respond only to calls requiring backcountry experience, not to all ambulance calls.
For more information, please contact Priest Lake EMTs Rapid Response team members
Patty Engle 509-953-5123 - Debbie Anderson 425-417-4719
This year Idaho Transportation Department plans to work with the Priest River Ranger District to clear all 37 miles along SH-57. Besides making the road safer for travelers, tree removal is also heavily supported from the perspective of the U.S. Forest Service as a fire break through this densely wooded area between Priest River and Priest Lake.
Photo Pecky Cox.
