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The Lake Placid Volunteer Ambulance Service is a private, non for profit, Emergency Medical Service established in 1978 to provide Emergency Medical Care to the citizens of Lake Placid.

The Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps was founded in 1953 by a small, dedicated group of individuals. The 'Corps' was formally known as the Lancaster Town Police Ambulance Service in 1953, becoming the first volunteer ambulance service in Western New York. The driving forces behind the squad’s birth would be a diverse group of individuals: 2 doctors (Albert Addessa and Albin Kwak), police personnel (Earl Swietzer and Victor Ott), and a politician (Assemblyman Julius Volker, father of State Senator Dale Volker), among others. The squad was the first ambulance service to be operated by and within a police department in the state. Gould Coupler of Depew, forerunner of Dresser Industries, donated a used, late 1940’s-model Mercury as the squad’s first ambulance. Paul Welker, one of the Corps founding members remains active to this day. He reminisces how "most of the calls were in the evening, so we hung around the ambulance garage well into the evening." The membership consisted of the 10 town police officers along with 14 auxiliary police. The ambulance volunteers answered an average of 300 requests for emergency first aid annually. Back then, there was no real alarm 'system'. A request for an ambulance would come through the police department. The police officer would park their police car and drive the ambulance. If more personnel was needed, phone calls were made to individual homes until a crew answered the call. The original headquarters of the ambulance squad was at 21 Central Avenue at Clark Street. The ambulances would park outside during the nice weather, and would relocate to Sterm Street when the weather would turn cold. Over the years, several changes were made to the Clark Street Garage as more ambulances were added. The 70’s brought some major changes to the ambulance squad, the first one being that women joined for the first time in 1973. In 1975, the organization’s name changed with incorporation, officially becoming the Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc. The first President of the LVAC was Bob Urban, and the first Director of Operations (akin to a fire department Chief) was Jack Bromwich. Since it’s inception, the Corps has served the Town and Village of Lancaster, as well as the Village of Depew. Today, the LVAC responds to over 3000 requests for help. We have a crew of volunteers second to none, comprised of EMT’s, Advanced EMT’s and Paramedics. Our members hail from all over Western New York. We have 4 Paramedic-level ambulances along with a 'fly car'. Our headquarters is located at 40 Embry Place, off of Walden, just east of Central Ave.

Serving 13,000 families & 13 miles of Fire Island National Seashore. Ambulance District created in 1987. We are the pride of Mastic Beach

Middleburgh Emergency Volunteer Ambulance Corps. also known as MEVAC is located in Upstate New York about 40 miles West of Albany, NY in Rural Schoharie County. MEVAC is a volunteer driven organization in rendering emergency ambulance service to the Towns of Middleburgh, Broome, Blenheim, Fulton and the portion of the Town of Berne that is covered by the Huntersland Fire Department. Which in Square miles is about 1/3 of the county. MEVAC gives special first aid instruction in handling and attending the sick and disabled to all persons who may at any time be called upon to assist in the maintenance and operation of such emergency ambulance service. MEVAC conducts its operations without profit to the members thereof and co-operates with nearby municipalities during any emergency.

MVAC provides prehospital protection for our Village, which also serves as the county seat of Nassau County, and surrounding communities.

Take a look at the nitty gritty world of NYC EMS handling over 1,000,000 calls a year that range from MVA's to crawling under NYC subway cars.Come and take a peek at what its like to work in the largest 911 system on the planet.

Serving the City of Ogdensburg,N.Y.and approx. 110 Square miles of St. Lawrence County. BLS & ALS coverage with Extrication, Dive & Water Rescue Teams.

Student operated volunteer ambulance service. Includes corps history, structure, mission, and services, as well as recruitment information.

All volunter ALS service on Long Island.

Providing emergency volunteer medical services to the town of Perinton, a suburb of Rochester, since 1965.

Located in the Finger Lakes of New York covering the town of Phelps with 2 ambulances. We are a volunteer agency with a paid staff during the day.

A 100% volunteer organization serving the Town of Pittsford near Rochester, New York

This website is under construction. This is the offical website of the Port Jefferson Volunteer Ambulance Corp in Port Jefferson Long Island New York. They serve Port Jefferson, Mt. Sinai, and Belle Terre.

Serving central St. Lawrence County including Clarkson University and Potsdam College. Provides an overview of the squad, vehicles, membership requirements and pictures.

Serving the Community of Putnam Valley, New York since 1961.

Includes service information, officers, events, training, and information about joining.

Founded in 1978, providing pre-hospital emergency care services to the Town of Riverhead, Long Island.

Includes members, history, events, vehicles, pictures, and downloads.

A not-for-profit organization Advanced Life Support Emergency Medical Services to residents of the Towns in the County of Rockland.

Provides medical and transport services, offers training programs including CPR, first aid and an EMT program. Includes operations, history, products and services, news and contact information.

Provides ALS emergency services. Site includes history, links and how to join.

Started in 1967 and reorganized in 2005, it is an all volunteer fire dept. ambulance serving the township of Springwater and part of Canadice (total population approx 3000). It has one rig .

A collegiate ambulance corporation. SBVAC primarily serves the Community at Stony Brook University and mutual aid requests in other areas of Suffolk County. Located in Stony Brook.

Corps information, history, community activities and club events. (Rockland County)

Company directory, history, upcoming classes. Norwich and Binghamton.