Edwards Ambulance, Inc.

04/11/2026

Condolences to Ilion Fire Department and to the family of Paramedic Faubert

03/10/2026

Pinnacle road is closed due to a motor vehicle accident with pole and wires down please seek alternate route.

03/06/2026

Concerns are growing about long ambulance waiting times at Wynn Hospital.

12/29/2025

Due to the inclement weather expected over the next 3 days, including high winds and heavy snow, we advise residents to stay home if travel is not necessary. If you must travel please give our plow operators plenty of room.
Thank you and be safe.

12/25/2025

From all us at Edwards Ambulance wishing everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄

08/26/2025

06/30/2025

Most days our paramedics work on human patients, but every once in a while we encounter pets in emergency situations too. Paramedics Dan and Emrah were handed two cats from a structure fire today. One of the cats required CPR and both needed some oxygen but we are proud to say that both kitties are alive and doing well thanks to these guys and to New Hartford Fire for getting them out of the house. Our thoughts and prayers are with the homeowners.

06/06/2025

Mock DWI

06/05/2025

Today Edwards Ambulance along with Clayville Fire Department, Willowvale Fire Company, LifeNet Helicopter, Smith Funeral Home and the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office were at Sauquoit Valley High School for a mock DWI crash. This shows the students going into prom and graduation season the reality of what first responders find on scene with the hope that everyone makes smart decisions when driving or even riding with others. Distracted driving is just as dangerous as drinking and driving.

05/24/2025

As EMS Week winds down, I am sitting home thinking about my day, as I do every evening. Tonight’s thoughts and reflections are not so much about celebrating EMS Week itself, rather our staff at Edwards Ambulance. Collectively, Edwards Ambulance cannot remain a successful entity and provide top-level prehospital care to our community without top-level providers.

Though we employ many wonderful and talented people, I would like to dedicate this post to some of the many providers who not only work for us, but also have been enrolled in school to further their education and continue to make a difference in this world.

The following providers are just a few of our talented staff that juggled work, family, school and many other daily demands, all while remaining professional and striving to help others in their time of need. Together, they truly make a difference and are working hard to make this world a better place.

Nashton Altier -finishing Paramedic program with interest in being professional firefighter paramedic

Alex Bailey -Bachelors of Science Biology Major Chemistry Minor applying for medical school

Ethan Benn- near completion of Utica Fire Academy applying for Paramedic program with hopes to be a firefighter paramedic

Tricia Brown (Paramedic) - finishing up nursing school

Dr. Jordyn Bucci-Mooney -graduated with Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Evan Edwards-graduated with Bachelors of Science Biology Major Psychology Minor applying to PA school

Steve Ingersoll - after a several year EMS “retirement” has completed the paramedic program to refresh his paramedic card

Brett Longway- completing paramedic program is professional firefighter paramedic

Madelyn Madore-entering paramedic program

Lilli Makuszak-graduated summa cm laude with degree in biology applying to PA school

Dominick Mazza-entering Paramedic Program

Austin McCarthy- graduated Bachelor of Science Biology Major starting medical school at LECOM with interest in orthopedic surgery

Hannah McCarthy- graduated from US Naval Academy at Annapolis with a degree in cyber operations. Attending flight school with the US Navy in September and will be a Naval Flight Officer.

Logan Michel- currently in LeMoyne PA school class of 2026

Daniel Monahan- completing paramedic program with intention of being a professional firefighter paramedic

Louis Robertelli- graduating from Notre Dame School wants to be a professional firefighter paramedic

Emrah Suljanovic (Paramedic, CIC)-first generation college graduate, holding an associates degree in science and another in Paramedicine

Josh Trudeau- entering paramedic program

Ben Vanderpool-graduating with Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies pursuing career in emergency medicine

Grace VanEtten- currently enrolled at Utica University Biology Major applying to medical school to become a surgeon

Andrew Williams-graduating Clinton Central School going to SUNY Poly nursing program