If you’ve driven down Route 9W lately, you’ve seen great progress on our new headquarters.

What this means for US – ALL of the residents of Stony Point – is an ambulance corps that will be able to continue to meet the needs of our growing town.

Our present building on Lee Avenue, behind the Rose Memorial Library, has served us well since 1946 when it was just one small bay. Along the line a larger 2-rig bay was built on and eventually the small bay was no longer use-able in size for any of our rigs. For the past several months we have had to park 2 of our trucks outside, even in the cold weather.

Our new building will feature four bays, two meeting rooms, a crew room, crew sleeping quarters and offices. We also have plans for living space for a few ambulance corps members who will help ensure prompt and reliable EMS response when a resident calls for help.

The meeting rooms will allow us to offer more outreach programs for our community such as CPR, First Aid classes and more. Our current crowded building did not always allow the space to provide this while conducting normal operations. Of course we plan to continue the highly successful annual Haunted House event, too, and other great events.

Many of our members are residents of Stony Point as well and take personal pride in what this new facility means to our town. All of our members care deeply about our North Rockland community.

We would love for you to be a part of this exciting time and join our volunteers. We need members who will ride our trucks and respond to medical emergencies – all training will be provided. We also have an active and vital (non-riding) Auxiliary that supports our operations; this co-ed group serves on committees, assists with fundraising, helps with clerical work, and offers manpower for many events and activities. Our Youth Squad is filled with enthusiastic 14 to 18 year old teens, several of whom have trained to ride our trucks and respond as part of an emergency crew; our “kids” learn and participate in drills and have numerous trophies and awards to show. All adult members must be at least 18.

We would love for you to join us - just click here to download and print a member application. (it’s in .pdf format)

*You do NOT have to be a resident of Stony Point to join – but we  encourage you to contact your local ambulance corps as well.

The Stony Point Ambulance Corps is a 501(C)3 non-profit
serving the Stony Point community and environs.

May you never need to call the ambulance
(except maybe for childbirth…),
but if you do, we are there for you.

Download this FREE .pdf ebook now from PayLoadz

THIS BOOKLET IS INTENDED AS A GUIDE TO HELP YOU GET THROUGH A MEDICAL OR TRAUMA CRISIS IT IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL OR EMERGENCY RESPONSE OR ADVICE.

from the Rockland County Times

Every winter around Super Bowl Sunday, hundreds of people flock to the Hudson River to watch a bunch of eager volunteers run into the freezing cold water. And every year, the funds raised at this event are used to help save the life of one or two young children in North Rockland. It’s become a tradition and something of a local celebration. (read more…)

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Seven members of Stony Point Ambulance Corps will be taking the plunge to help raise funds for Brandon Hernandez…

Our admiration (& warm thoughts) go out to Jenni, Melissa, Danny, Austin, Kaitlyn, Lauren & Jason C!

If you would like to donate to this worthy cause, please go to http://www.stonypointseals.com/participate/
and click on the DONATE tab.

Kevin Kless 1989-2012

Visitation will be on Friday, January 20th, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Lazear-Smith & Vander Plaat Memorial Home, 17 Oakland Ave., Warwick, NY. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Warwick United Methodist Church, 135 Forester Ave., Warwick, NY., followed by interment in Warwick Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be sent to Gift of Life Donor Program, 401 North 3rd St., Philadelphia, PA 19103 (215-557-8090) or WVHS Athletic Scholarship in Kevin’s name, 89 Sanfordville Road, Warwick, NY 10990.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justice-For-Kevin-Kless/327480657282524

Valuable training will be made available to you free of charge.

Riding members need only ride 12 hours monthly.

We have many volunteer opportunities.

The corps needs riding members
& auxiliary (non-riding) members

Click

HERE to download a member application for the Stony Point Ambulance Corps

Come to the Stony Point Ambulance Building  on
Friday, November 18, 7:30-9:30pm
and place your Scentsy order
IN PERSON & SAVE SHIPPING!

Do your holiday shopping and help support the Stony Point Ambulance Corps Auxiliary…