May 17th, 2018Morrisonville-Schuyler Falls Volunteer Ambulance Service Inc., is currently seeking an EMT- Basic for Full Time Employment. This is a 24 hours on, 72 hours off position, with shifts beginning at 5am. Station assignment TBD. Current New York State EMT-B certification, as well as Valid New York State Drivers License are required for employment. Those interested in the position should submit a Letter of Interest and Resume via email no later than May 25th at close of busine...

After taking an opportunity to discuss volunteerism with some local students, MEMS members Lt. Kezia Giddings, EMT-B, and Lisa Rabideau, EMT-B, attended a 9/11 memorial ceremony with some local veterans. Check out some pictures in our photo gallery. 

***EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY*** December 14, 2016 Morrisonville-Schuyler Falls Volunteer Ambulance Service Inc., is currently seeking an EMT-B for Full Time Employment. This is a 24 hours on, 72 hours off position, with shifts beginning at 5am. Station assignment TBD. Current New York State Basic EMT certification, as well as Valid New York State Drivers License are required for employment. Those interested in the position should submit a Letter of Interest and Resume no later than January...

Morrisonville-Schuyler Falls Volunteer Ambulance Service Inc., is currently seeking an EMT-B for Full Time Employment. This is a 24 hours on, 72 hours off position, with shifts beginning at 5am. The opening is at our Morrisonville, NY location. Current New York State Basic EMT card, as well as Valid New York State Drivers License are required for employment.Those interested in the position should submit a Letter of Interest and Resume by the close of business on Friday, August 28th to the follow...

Morrisonville EMS volunteers once again assisted with the Lake Placid Ironman by sending personnel and an ambulance to the course. Providers set up an aid station to render care to athletes in need of attention during the event.

Saratoga  EMS Coordinator Mike McEvoy will be Providing this Free Workshop for All Emergency First Responders on Monday, July 6th, 2015. The workshop will be held at 7:00 pm at 16 Emergency Services Drive, Plattsburgh New York.  

On Saturday, May 16th, the membership and staff of Morrisonville EMS got together at the Barracks to celebrate another busy year in 2014. Guests included Town of Plattsburgh Councilors Michael Cashman and Meg LeFevre, Morrisonville Fire Department Chief Kevin Randall, and Dr. Jonathan Beach, Medical Director. CCOES Car 2 Kelly Donoghue was also present and led attendees in a prayer prior to dinner.The following individuals were presented with pins commemorating their time served with t...

For our first Flash Back Friday, we are going way back to the beginning. This article from the Press Republican, dated July 14, 1982, tells of Morrisonville EMS receiving it's first registration certificate. Unfortunately, not much can be made of the photo that orignally accompanied the article. Nevertheless, it is still an interesting read, courtesy of the Press Republican Archives. Follow the link below to zoom in! http://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/sn88074101/1982-07-14/ed-1/seq-7...

More "stuff" has been added to our website! Please take a moment to browse the Links Gallery, from which you can navigate to EMS News Websites, Air Medical Services in the Area, our "closest appropriate facility", and more. The Shift Calendar has been updated to include the names of the Crews on in Morrisonville and Altona each day. An updated membership roster is available; photos of the Morrisonville Staff are can be seen by clicking on the individual's name, and photos...

The Board has spoken and has decided that the Squad would greatly benefit from re-establishing it's website. Check out the apparatus page,  CPSC Recalls, ERG, Shift Calendar, and Recent Call Volume. More content is being added daily (well, more like every 4th day), so please stop in often. We're hoping to do some neat stuff in the future with this site. Remember; your feedback and input will only help make this site even better! Stay safe!