Washington County’s Division of Emergency Services (DES) has announced the expansion of its emergency medical services with the establishment of a new EMS transport unit at the Rohrersville Fire Station. This development, approved by the Board of County Commissioners, aims to significantly improve emergency medical coverage for residents in the southern part of the county. The First Hose Company of Boonsboro will operate the transport services from its sub-station located on MD Route 67.
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The new EMS transport unit will be staffed by two existing County employees, a strategy designed to ensure operational efficiency without incurring additional personnel costs. This move is expected to increase the number of daily EMS transport units available across the county, thereby bolstering overall emergency response capabilities. The First Hose Company of Boonsboro has already secured all necessary approvals from the Washington County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association (WCVFRA) and is prepared to commence operations.
This initiative represents a key advancement in extending EMS services and reducing response times for the southern region of Washington County. The collaboration between the Division of Emergency Services and volunteer partners is intended to guarantee that high-quality emergency medical care is accessible when and where it is most critically needed. The Washington County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association has expressed its support for the First Hose Company in this new undertaking, highlighting that expanding EMS transport coverage strengthens the county’s entire emergency response network and underscores the dedication of its volunteer community. This expansion is anticipated to aid in saving lives by ensuring prompt medical response in areas that will benefit from increased coverage.
For further inquiries, individuals can reach out to the Washington County Public Relations & Marketing Department.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Washington County Division of Emergency Services
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