County Launches EMS Sustainability Task Force:

Kickoff Meeting Wednesday August 5th (details below)

Pomona, NY– The County of Rockland has launched an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Sustainability Task Force that will create a new countywide EMS Plan, in response to a new mandate by New York State.

There are roughly 86,000 EMS calls annually within Rockland County. To effectively create a plan that ensures residents continue to receive high‑quality, reliable, and responsive EMS care, the task force will be conducting a comprehensive review of Rockland’s existing emergency medical services while collaborating and exchanging best practices with stakeholders.

What: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Sustainability Task Force Kickoff Meeting
When: Wednesday, August 5th @ 7 PM
Where: Rockland County Fire Training Center Auditorium, 35 Firemens Memorial Dr, Pomona, NY 10970

The County of Rockland welcomes the participation of invited members or their designees and looks forward to working collaboratively to ensure an effective, sustainable EMS system for all residents.

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