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Lumber Township Board of Supervisors Make Donation To Cameron County Ambulance

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(From Cameron County Ambulance FACEBOOK) -


Cameron County Ambulance Service (CCAS) is pleased to recognize and express its sincere appreciation for the generous support of our local community and neighboring organizations.


The Lumber Township Board of Supervisors recently donated two lift chairs for use in CCAS ambulances. These lift chairs will be a valuable addition to our equipment, assisting our crews in safely helping patients who require assistance getting up from the floor. This donation will help improve the safety and efficiency of patient care while reducing the physical strain on our dedicated crew members.


CCAS would also like to extend its heartfelt appreciation to the Shippen Township Board of Supervisors for their generous monetary donation through Act 13 funding. These funds will be used toward the purchase of necessary equipment for CCAS's new ambulance, which is expected to arrive in the coming months. This support will help ensure that our crews have the tools and resources needed to continue providing quality emergency medical services to the residents of Cameron County.


In addition, CCAS would like to recognize the continued generosity and support of the May Hollow Sportsmen's Club. Their ongoing donations have made a meaningful difference in CCAS's ability to obtain essential equipment and maintain our readiness to serve the community.


CCAS would also like to extend its sincere appreciation to the local businesses that have made generous monetary donations to support our organization. The generosity of these businesses plays an important role in helping CCAS purchase necessary equipment, maintain our ambulances, and continue providing dependable emergency medical services to the community. Their commitment to supporting local emergency services is deeply appreciated.


The support of these organizations, businesses, and community partners is a true testament to the importance of working together to strengthen emergency medical services in Cameron County. Every donation, whether large or small, directly contributes to CCAS's mission of providing reliable, compassionate, and quality emergency medical care to the residents we serve.


On behalf of the CCAS Board of Directors, administration, and staff, we extend our sincere thanks to the Lumber Township Board of Supervisors, Shippen Township Board of Supervisors, May Hollow Sportsmen's Club, and all of the local businesses and community supporters who have contributed to Cameron County Ambulance Service. Your kindness, thoughtfulness, and continued generosity make a lasting difference in our ability to serve the community.


(Pictured with the lift chair is Lumber Twp Representative Jim Cackowski and CCAS Executive Director Jamie Gillen


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