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Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps Makes History with Delivery of Fifth Ambulance

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NANUET, NY — In a major milestone for emergency medical services in Rockland County, the Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps (NCAC) is proud to announce the historic arrival of its fifth ambulance, marking the first time in the organization’s 83-year history that it will operate five ambulances simultaneously.

The newly delivered Ambulance 22B5, a state-of-the-art emergency vehicle, will be placed into active service in the coming days. Once operational, it will immediately begin serving residents across the Town of Clarkstown, strengthening emergency response efforts and ensuring faster, more efficient medical care.

“This ambulance delivery has been a long time coming, and we are thrilled to finally have 22B5 here,” said a spokesperson for the Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps. “With this new vehicle, we’re better equipped than ever to respond to emergencies and support the health and safety of our community.”

The addition of a fifth ambulance comes as Nanuet EMS continues to meet growing demand for emergency services in the Clarkstown area. The new Horton-built ambulance, delivered by VCI Emergency Vehicles, features the latest in medical technology, safety systems, and crew comfort, offering a modern and reliable response solution for both routine calls and large-scale emergencies.

Since its founding over eight decades ago, the Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps has remained a volunteer-driven organization dedicated to providing lifesaving care and rapid response services throughout the region. The delivery of 22B5 marks a turning point in the Corps’ legacy, reflecting both its historic roots and its forward-looking mission.

With five ambulances now in its fleet, Nanuet EMS is better positioned to:

Reduce response times

Support mutual aid and disaster readiness

Improve patient transport capacity

Expand EMS support at community events

Residents can expect to see 22B5 on the road soon, proudly serving neighborhoods throughout Clarkstown with professionalism, care, and commitment.

For more information about the Nanuet Community Ambulance Corps or how to volunteer or support their mission, visit their official website or follow them on social media.

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Paola Roldan-Guaman Missing: Spring Valley Police Seek Information

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Community members are asked to come forward with any information that may help locate Paola Roldan-Guaman, who has been reported missing.

If you have seen Paola, know where she may be, or have any information that could assist in locating her, please contact 845-356-7400.

Even a small detail could be important. Residents are encouraged to share any information they may have and help bring Paola safely home.

If you have information, please call 845-356-7400.

Please share this notice with family, friends, neighbors, and others in the community to help spread the word.

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Clarkstown Welcomes New K-9 Argo to Police Department

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Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and Police Chief James Fay recently welcomed the department’s newest K-9, Argo, a 1-year-old Labrador Retriever.

Argo and his partner, Police Officer O’Connell, completed the Yonkers Police Department’s K-9 Patrol School in June. Argo is certified in tracking and evidence recovery and is scheduled to attend the Orange County Sheriff’s Office explosive detection school later this month.

In recognition of his service, Argo’s name has been added to the sign at Congers Dog Park, which honors Clarkstown’s K-9s as well as Corporal Megan Leavey and Canine Sgt. Rex.

Congratulations to Argo and Officer O’Connell, and thank you for your service to the Clarkstown community.

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