Town of Northampton Ambulance Service

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

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05/29/2026

ATTENTION TOWN OF HOPE RESIDENTS – FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

Effective immediately, the Town of Northampton Ambulance Service will no longer be providing ambulance services to the Town of Hope. The Town of Hope has entered into a contract with Lake Valley EMS for ambulance coverage.

While we were saddened to learn of this change, we are grateful for the support we have received from the Town of Hope and its residents over the past 20 years. It has truly been an honor and privilege to serve your community.

The Town of Northampton Ambulance Service remains fully committed to providing high-quality emergency medical services to the residents and visitors of the Village of Northville, Town of Northampton, and neighboring communities.

We thank the Town of Hope community for two decades of trust and support.

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05/25/2026

This evening, our duty crew had the privilege of participating in the Northville Memorial Day procession and ceremony. Pictured below is EMT Joy Allen, Paramedic Chelsey Enright, and Paramedic Jon Van Alstyne.

05/17/2026

EMS WEEK 2026

This week, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated members of the Town of Northampton Ambulance Service for their commitment to serving our community.

Whether responding to medical emergencies, providing lifesaving care, supporting community events, or standing ready when help is needed most, our EMS professionals and volunteers demonstrate compassion, professionalism, and dedication every single day.

EMS Week is an opportunity to celebrate the hard work and sacrifices made by emergency medical responders who answer the call, often during people’s most difficult moments.

Please join us in thanking the members of the Town of Northampton Ambulance Service for all they do to keep our community safe.

05/13/2026

On Tuesday, our agency was dispatched to 5 calls in just over 3 and a half hours. Through the quick and efficient work of our duty crew and the recent addition of our new Chevrolet Tahoe fly car, we were able to respond to 4 of those calls with an average response time of approximately 7 minutes. While 5 calls in one day is common in larger communities, our agency does not typically experience this, even during our busy summer season. Pictured are yesterday's crew: Paramedic Zach Vosburgh and Emergency Vehicle Operator Tom Fifield.

05/13/2026

We are hosting an ACLS refresher class. Sign up today!

ACLS Refresher Course

8 hours of CME Credit for BLS and ALS providers.

email:[email protected] for details and registration.