A new ambulance staffing model has caused Pasco County (FL) Fire Rescue to rethink the size and design of its ambulances.
Pasco County (FL) Fire Rescue Goes to Road Rescue for Larger Cab Type 1 Ambulance
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AEV® Develops Type III Transit Ambulance
American Emergency Vehicles® announces the production of a custom built Ford Transit Type III ambulance for Life EMS Ambulance in Michigan.
Golisano Children’s Hospital Dedicates Pediatric Ambulances
Golisano Children’s Hospital in Rochester (NY) recently unveiled two new dedicated ambulances for its youngest patients.
North Andover (MA) Fire Department Adds Horton Type 1 Ambulance to Its Fleet
The North Andover (MA) Fire Department recently took delivery of a Horton Type 1 ambulance built on an International MV607 chassis.
TX Ambulance Crash Sends Three to the Hospital
Three people – a patient and two EMS providers – were taken to the hospital after a car slammed into a Houston Fire Department ambulance Wednesday, according to a report.
Optimizing Your Ambulance Design
When you are considering priorities for your next vehicle, design priorities should be safety, functionality and value, writes Jason Haag.
Road Rescue Builds Type 3 Ambulance for Bay Ambulance (MI)
Bay Ambulance had Road Rescue build it a new Type 3 ambulance to replace an older rig in its four-ambulance fleet.
Edina (MN) Fire to Staff ECMO Unit
The Edina Fire Department will soon run a new extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) with the help of the University of Minnesota.
American Emergency Vehicles Delivers Type 3 Ambulance to Somerset (PA) Area Ambulance Association
American Emergency Vehicles built the ambulance on a 2021 Ford E-350 two-wheel drive chassis for the Somerset (PA) Area Ambulance Association.
Las Cruces (NM) Certified to Provide Ambulance Services
The Las Cruces Fire Department has received a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission.
Rural Ambulance Services Are in Jeopardy
In rural America, it’s increasingly difficult for ambulance services to respond to emergencies. The reasons are complex.
The Future is Electric
Whether we like it or not, electric ambulances are most likely the wave of the future for many services, writes Jason Haag.
