The month was actually a breath of fresh air for our agency, as the three preceding months of May, June, and July all had call volumes of over 100 each.

As the summer winds down, we want to reaffirm our gratitude to our members as well as our partner agencies Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department, Croton Police Department, and Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps for their dedicated service to the residents ... (Full Story)

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Through this yearlong program, Angela Outhouse will receive training, resources, and support to help strengthen mental health, wellness, resilience, and peer support within our agency. We are excited to be a part of this important work!

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Tonight Croton EMS was requested with FD to a structure fire on Mt Airy Rd. Croton EMS started rehab for the firefighters and was later joined by Peekskill VAC’s rehab unit. Croton EMS would like to thank Mohegan VAC for covering the village while 55B1, 55B2, 36M1 and 5511 responded to the scene.... (Full Story & Photos)

After a brief hiatus and in honor of National EMS week, we're back to spotlight some of our amazing members who work tirelessly to keep our town safe!

Up first this week we have our 1st Lieutenant, John Delaney. Originally from Buchanan, John has dedicated over 10 years to Croton EMS, where he has served in numerous committee chair roles and previously as 2nd Lieutenant before stepping into his current ... (Full Story & Photos)

May the 4th be with you! Interested in Joining? Visit us on the web at www.CrotonEMSinc.org... (Full Story)

If anyone happens to see Ex-Captain/Department Head Phil Dinkler please wish him a very Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday Phil! from all of us at Croton EMS... (Full Story & Photos)

After braving a couple of snowy weeks, we’re excited to spotlight our president, Bill McCabe! Bill grew up in Ossining and began his journey in emergency services volunteering with OVAC Explorer Post 1418. He later became a life member of both Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps and Briarcliff Manor Fire Department. After moving to Croton, Bill joined and became a founding member of the Board of Directors ... (Full Story & Photos)