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The Friends of the Mountain Ambulance
Service Inc. (FOMAS), was organized in 1996 exclusively
for charitable purposes. We recognize the valuable
service that the Mountain Ambulance Service provides to
the communities of Doty, Mountain and Riverview and
appreciate the dedication of the individuals who provide
the service. We offer support to the Mountain
Ambulance Service and its members by:
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FOMAS Drive Thru Fish Fry
The main fund raiser that FOMAS has throughout the year is a one of a kind, drive thru fish and shrimp fry, the first Friday of each of the summer months. Times: 4:00pm - 8pm 2019 Dates: May 3rd, June 7th, July 5th, August 2nd Location: Mountain Ambulance Station Please
help support the Mountain Ambulance Service
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Rescue
7013 - In service |
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1999 GMC
Ferrara Rescue 5 person cab 7.2L Cat diesel Read more about the history of this truck - New York Fire Patrol By searching their website, you will find pictures of this truck in action. This vehicle was involved with 9/11 and was damaged in the buildings collapse. The roll up drivers side door still retains scratches, dents and gouges from that day. |
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Century Tel Helps Improve Communications in Mountain AreaThe Friends of
Mountain Ambulance (FOMAS) would like to thank Century
Tel for a generous contribution of $1,000. FOMAS is currently raising
funds to replace many of Mountain Ambulance Service's
radios, many of which were purchased in the 1980's and
are outdated. FOMAS Secretary/Treasurer Cyndi
Rzepka said, "It's good to see a company like Century
Tel recognize the efforts of our ambulance service,
and give so generously to help maintain the quality of
service. We're very
grateful to them." |
FOMAS Drive Thru Fish Fry -
A Mountain Ambulance Original |
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The Drive-Thru Fish Fry helps FOMAS support Mountain Ambulance Service. Using proceeds from earlier Fish Fry's, FOMAS recently purchased some new extrication equipment. The new Res-Q-Jacks and Auto-Cribs will help stabilize vehicles involved in accidents. These new tools will make extrication faster and safer for patients and rescue technicians. |