Odyssey EMS Suburbans

Hatzalah Volunteer Ambulance

Catskill region Monticello, NY

CHASSIS: 2010 Chevy Suburban

FEATURES INCLUDE:

EMERGENCY LIGHTING & EQUIPMENT
8 LED front light bar, grille lights, headlight flashers, intersection lights, rear LED flashers, side behind the glass emergency lights, rear floods
Telescoping light tower with 150 watt LED heads

CABINETRY
Custom Command cabinet with radio panel, command board, file drawer, parts drawer, inside access storage

Command console with Siren and light control.
Overhead speaker console

SIREN & WARNING SYSTEMS
Dual amp siren, siren speaker

Monticello, NY - Volunteer paramedics who wear long curling sideburns and black hats sat down with state agency representatives for breakfast and a side order of understanding.
The goal: coordinate efforts for the summer when the population and emergency calls rise dramatically. On one side: the Hatzalah, whose name comes from the Hebrew word for rescue. It is an organization of trained volunteer Jewish paramedics who operate in the Catskills year-round, but grow their numbers along with the bungalow colonies. In the summer, about 175,000 Jews move to the Catskills and up to 400 Hatzalah members are among them, according to a representative of the county sheriff’s department.
On the other side: representatives from local emergency agencies and the Sullivan County district attorney’s office.

--GALLERY

2010 Suburban Style Console

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