Jessup Ambulance

08/03/2025

Ambulances 25-8 and 25-9 attended the Annual Blue Mass at Christ the King Parish in Archbald this morning. Both ambulances were blessed along with Station 21 and 33 units.

03/24/2021

Jessup Ambulance sends our deepest condolences to our brothers & sisters at Spring Valley Fire Department, Rockland County New York & to the family of Firefighter Jared Lloyd. Firefighter Lloyd died in the line of duty while attempting to make rescues of trapped occupants of a large fire incident at an assisted care facility in Spring Valley. Rest easy brother

12/04/2020

I borrowed this pic from the ‘You know you’re from Jessup when...’ page. Great picture of some of our the great people who gave our ambulance association its start! Thank you Rosanne Guerra, for sharing this.

10/08/2020

10/08/2020

Station 25 goes PINK

10/08/2020

It’s that time of the year again ... Time of the year when Station 25 goes PINK. This year both ambulances 25-8 & 25-9 along with the 25 Rescue Company went PINK to show our continued support in the fight against breast cancer.

09/27/2020

Great job by all at EVOC today! Especially members Bobby Berta Jr, Taylor Good and Bobby Berta, Sr.! Thanks Jim Anderson for your coaching!

05/14/2020

Thank you to Paul and Christina Tomko for your generous donation of hand sanitizer to keep us safe during this pandemic!

05/10/2020

A BIG "THANK YOU!" to the Jessup Lions Club and the Lions District 14-H for their donation of PPE and disinfecting products. They were able to purchase and donate these items through a Grant from LCIF. We really appreciate the donation of these essential items.

04/06/2020

To keep our volunteers who continue to staff the ambulances safe, along with you and your family members both of our ambulances are stocked with proper PPE for our crew members and patients if needed and we have outfitted one ambulance specifically for transporting possible COVID patients. This ambulance has been completely lined in plastic, protecting our gear and surfaces in the back. As well as the driver in the front. In addition, to limit exposure from others, family members may be asked to NOT ride to the ER with the ambulance, unless it is essential to patient care. It will be easier for us to decontaminate the ambulance, should it need to be used. Be assured, we will be doing everything we can to keep you and your loved ones safe! Stay home, stay safe, and remember to wash your hands!