Franklin Lakes Volunteer Ambulance Corps

06/14/2026

Great safe day at Freedom Fest
🚒🚑👮! Thank you FLPD, FLFD

06/13/2026

Successful Lap the Lake! Special thanks to the Wyckoff YMCA and the Indian Trail Club. 🚑🚒

05/29/2026

Great drill night at FLVAC !🚑

05/17/2026

Please help us to help you!

🚑 Volunteer EMS in New Jersey needs your support

NJ Senate Bill S1421 is scheduled to be heard by the Senate Law & Public Safety Committee, and while the bill aims to make Basic Life Support ambulance coverage an essential service, it currently raises serious concerns for volunteer EMS agencies across the state.

Volunteer ambulance squads have been serving New Jersey communities for generations — answering emergency calls, staffing ambulances, training for hundreds of hours, and providing life-saving care to our neighbors. In 2025 alone, volunteer squads answered more than 180,000 calls statewide.

However, as written, this bill may not clearly recognize many volunteer EMS agencies as authorized providers and could create staffing requirements that many volunteer squads cannot realistically meet.

Without important amendments, communities could face longer response times, reduced EMS coverage, greater strain on neighboring systems, and higher costs to taxpayers.

Ramsey Ambulance Corps supports efforts to strengthen emergency medical services in New Jersey — but volunteer EMS must be protected, recognized, and included in the process.

An email should be sent to the following committee members:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

05/17/2026

Please help us to help you! Speak to your state representatives!

🚑 Volunteer EMS in New Jersey needs your support

NJ Senate Bill S1421 is scheduled to be heard by the Senate Law & Public Safety Committee, and while the bill aims to make Basic Life Support ambulance coverage an essential service, it currently raises serious concerns for volunteer EMS agencies across the state.

Volunteer ambulance squads have been serving New Jersey communities for generations — answering emergency calls, staffing ambulances, training for hundreds of hours, and providing life-saving care to our neighbors. In 2025 alone, volunteer squads answered more than 180,000 calls statewide.

However, as written, this bill may not clearly recognize many volunteer EMS agencies as authorized providers and could create staffing requirements that many volunteer squads cannot realistically meet.

Without important amendments, communities could face longer response times, reduced EMS coverage, greater strain on neighboring systems, and higher costs to taxpayers.

Ramsey Ambulance Corps supports efforts to strengthen emergency medical services in New Jersey — but volunteer EMS must be protected, recognized, and included in the process.

An email should be sent to the following committee members:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

04/24/2026

Great night at FLVAC with Shaun Patterson DO, FAEMS
EMS Medical Director at HUMC.

04/22/2026

Wednesday duty crew! Join FLVAC today🚑💕

04/22/2026

Wednesday Duty Crew 🚑💕 join FLVAC today!

04/22/2026

Wednesday Duty Crew 🚑💕
Join today make a difference!

04/01/2026