Hatzoloh EMS of Rockland County received two new ambulances today as part of its ongoing efforts to modernize and strengthen its emergency response fleet.

Hatzoloh plans to have both ambulances fully equipped, inspected, and ready for service before Rosh Hashanah, IY”H. Before entering service, each ambulance will be wrapped with Hatzoloh’s official markings and undergo a comprehensive preparation process to ensure that it is properly outfitted and ready to respond to a wide range of medical emergencies.

With Hatzoloh responding to approximately 20,000 calls annually throughout Rockland County and the surrounding areas, maintaining a modern and dependable ambulance fleet is essential. The ambulances are in use around the clock, responding to emergencies and transporting patients to hospitals throughout the region.

Hatzoloh continually works to stay ahead of the growing needs of the community by carefully evaluating its fleet, planning for the future, and replacing older ambulances with newer, updated vehicles. This ongoing investment helps ensure that sufficient ambulances are available throughout the communities Hatzoloh serves and that each vehicle is properly equipped to provide the highest level of emergency medical care.

The arrival of these two ambulances represents another important step in Hatzoloh’s efforts to expand its resources, maintain a strong and reliable fleet, and remain prepared to meet the community’s emergency medical needs—both today and in the years ahead.

Hatzoloh extends its sincere appreciation to the Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht and the entire Town Board for their consistent support of Hatzoloh and its lifesaving mission, and especially for their assistance in making the acquisition of these two new ambulances possible.