Maine Emergency Squad, Inc.

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Maine Emergency Squad, Inc. EMS Provider for the town of Maine, Nanticoke, Newark Valley, Berkshire and Richford. The Maine Emergency Squad, Inc.

is a full service emergency squad providing emergency medical services to the five rural hamlets that make up the Towns of Maine and Nanticoke since 2003. The Squad is comprised of dedicated volunteer and paid professionals who all work very hard to provide the highest level of EMS care available in New York State. Our emergency vehicles and state of the art lifesaving equipment is professionally maintained and kept in “ready to roll” condition at all times. Our primary responsibility is to provide emergency medical care to our community during an emergency. We also provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) assist services to our neighboring communities. We frequently respond to medical emergencies, traumatic injuries, motor vehicle crashes and most fires. When not responding to emergency calls, the Squad also provides stand by coverage to various sporting and community events in the area. In addition to our 911 services, we are a regional Training Center for many types of medical classes. Our goal is to train you on how to make a difference in your community, and potentially save a life! Located in the Nanticoke Valley, our response area covers a large area nearing 70 square miles. The Squad covers several popular recreational destinations including camp grounds, parks, outdoor use trails and hunting areas. We also provide primary EMS response services to the Greater Binghamton Regional Airport.

Halloween Parade Ambulance or Treat! 🎃🚑I’m not sure who had more fun—the kids, or our staff and volunteers! What do you ...
10/24/2026

Halloween Parade Ambulance or Treat! 🎃🚑

I’m not sure who had more fun—the kids, or our staff and volunteers! What do you think? 👻

10/22/2026

Year after year, legislation is introduced in Albany to address problems facing Emergency Medical Services. Yet many of these proposals never make it into law.

Here are just a few examples:

S4020/A3392 – Comprehensive EMS Reform
Proposed significant changes to how EMS is organized and supported throughout New York. Passed the Senate in 2024 but was never enacted.

S9850/A10568 – EMS Essential Service
Would have established EMS as an essential service and created a framework for ensuring service availability statewide. Never made it out of committee.

S4586/A2813 – EMS State Aid
Would have designated municipal EMS as an essential service for state aid purposes. Never became law.

S1852 – EMS Funding
Proposed a state funding mechanism to support EMS operations. Never made it out of committee.

S5000 – EMS Property Tax Cap Exemption
Would have given municipalities greater flexibility to fund EMS by exempting certain EMS expenses from the property tax cap. Never became law.

S5122 – Ambulance Assessment
Passed the Senate overwhelmingly in 2024 but never became law.

S426 – County EMS Cooperation
Would have expanded opportunities for counties and municipalities to cooperate in providing and financing EMS. Never made it out of committee.

These aren’t new problems. New York has studied EMS, acknowledged its challenges, and introduced legislation intended to address them.

Yet proposals continue to stall.

So here’s our question to New York State legislators: Why?

Why do bills addressing EMS funding, service availability, and system reform repeatedly fail to become law?

What concerns are preventing these proposals from moving forward?

And perhaps most importantly, what needs to change to get meaningful EMS legislation passed?

EMS providers and the communities they serve deserve to understand what’s holding these efforts back.

We aren’t asking legislators to agree with every proposal. We’re asking for an explanation of why so many proposals never reach the finish line.

New York has spent years discussing the problems facing EMS. When will those discussions turn into lasting solutions?

Save NYS EMS

Four Maine Emergency Squad, Inc. personnel are in Orlando attending EMS World Expo!The Florida sunshine is a bonus, but ...
10/01/2026

Four Maine Emergency Squad, Inc. personnel are in Orlando attending EMS World Expo!

The Florida sunshine is a bonus, but the real focus is learning. Our team has taken part in sessions on leadership, mental health, reimbursement updates, and many other topics taught by national speakers.

The Expo is also a chance to connect with vendors, hear what’s changing across the EMS industry, and build relationships with providers from around the world. Those conversations help us bring back new ideas, knowledge, and connections to support our agency and the communities we serve.

We’re proud to invest in continued learning for our team and grateful for the opportunity to represent Maine Emergency Squad at EMS World Expo.

09/02/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a crucial time to recognize the mental health challenges faced by EMS Clinicians.

Clinicians answer the call every single day, often facing high-stress situations, critical incidents, and long hours. Behind every uniform is a person who needs care, compassion, and community support. Prioritizing Clinician wellness and breaking the stigma around seeking help is essential to saving lives.

If you or a colleague are struggling, you do not have to carry the weight alone. Confidential, 24/7 support is available:
Immediate Support Resources
🔹 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 | Visit 988lifeline.org
🔹 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a crisis counselor.
🔹 The NVFC Fire/EMS Helpline: Call 1-888-731-FIRE (3473) for free, confidential, 24/7 support tailored for emergency responders.
🔹 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): Visit nami.org for mental health education and peer support resources.

Please share this message to ensure every Clinician knows help is always within reach.

988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline
SAMHSA
National Volunteer Fire Council
NAMI
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📢 CLASS DATE CHANGEPlease note that our upcoming EMS Leadership Development course has been rescheduled.📅 New Dates: Oct...
08/31/2026

📢 CLASS DATE CHANGE

Please note that our upcoming EMS Leadership Development course has been rescheduled.

📅 New Dates: October 9 & 10, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Maine Emergency Squad, Inc.

All other course details remain the same.

Questions? Email [email protected]

Attention EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics!Maine Emergency Squad, Inc. is excited to host an EMS Leadership Development Cours...
08/19/2026

Attention EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics!

Maine Emergency Squad, Inc. is excited to host an EMS Leadership Development Course this September!

Whether you’re interested in taking your first step into EMS leadership, preparing for a future supervisory role, or simply looking to strengthen your leadership skills, this course is a great opportunity to build the foundation for the next stage of your EMS career.

Invest in yourself. Build your leadership skills. Help shape the future of EMS.

Cost is $25 to register, which will be refunded upon completion.

Register here: https://maineemergencysquad.enrollware.com/enroll?id=13416863

08/04/2026

🎉🚑 WE'RE OPEN!!! 🚑🎉

THE DOORS ARE OPEN! Come on down to the Maine Emergency Squad Open House!

🍿 Fresh popcorn is ready!
🍧 Snow cones are waiting!
🍩 Doughnuts are here!
🥤 Soda is available!

Come meet our crews, check out the ambulances, tour the station, and spend some time with your local EMS team. We'd love to see you!

📍 Maine Emergency Squad 2658 Main Street Maine NY 13802
🕕 Now until 9:00 PM

Bring the family, bring the kids, and come say hello! We can't wait to meet everyone! ❤️🚑

07/02/2026
07/02/2026

It's hot this week! Cool off in air-conditioned spaces for a few hours a day to reduce your risk of heat-related illness. If you do not have access to an air-conditioned space, consider checking out a Broome County Cooling Center.

For more information about cooling centers and to find one near you, visit https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/weather/cooling/

For anyone who may need assistance with getting to a cooling center, Broome County Transit will be offering no-cost rides on Tuesday, June 30th through Friday, July 3rd.

Be Prepared and Stay Safe this Week!

07/02/2026

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2658 NYS Route 26
Maine, NY
13802

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