Tri-Town Ambulance

04/27/2026

We are always looking for members to serve in the capacities of: Driver, EMT, AEMT, AEMT-CC and Paramedic.

We are a NYS Paramedic level agency proudly serving the residents in the Gasport, Middleport, Hartland and Terrys Corners fire districts.

We only require 12 hours of scheduled duty hours per month and you get to schedule your own hours!

Please share on your pages and contact us for more information

04/23/2026

Tonight our Chief, Cheryl Confer, was awarded the Harriet C. Weber EMS Leadership Award at the 2026 Big Lakes EMS Awards Dinner.

Cheryl has been an active member of Tri-Town since 1998 and has served in multiple leadership roles, served on numerous committees and has been a Top Responder for the majority of her time with us.

There are simply too many projects to name that Cheryl led the charge on, lives saved because Cheryl responded and a lifetime of service to the community that she lives in.

In addition to her work at Tri Town, Cheryl also served on the Big Lakes EMS Council years back, which helps shape policy and EMS for the whole region.

On behalf of every member, past and present, thank you Cheryl for your lifetime of service to our community. A well deserved honor for someone who has done so much for others.

03/14/2026

Our prayers go out to our mutual aid partner on the loss of one of there own. Ham was one of a kind and you know he would keep you on your toes when he was around. Rest easy Ham we will take it from here.

03/08/2026

We are always looking at new ways to reinvest in our community. We just took delivery of a “new to us” ambulance that we will be preparing in the coming weeks to hit the streets

03/06/2026

Coming next school year... Great opportunity for kids to get their classes in ... 🚒

Orleans Niagara BOCES, Medina will begin next school year offering EMS & Fire Science class! Incoming High School Juniors (11th grade), go see your guidance counselors and sign up!

(Schools that attend this BOCES = Albion, Barker, Lockport, Lyndonville, Medina, Newfane, RoyHart)

The program gives students a competitive advantage, whether they choose to enter the workforce as a career or volunteer in emergency services. It puts them ahead of the game!

Get a head start in serving their communities through life-saving careers, offering students a rigorous and hands-on introduction to emergency services. With hands-on experience it provides students to engage with the real-world aspects of public service.

Anyone interested feel free to stop by your local FIRE/EMS agency and see what it is all about and how you can help serve your community.

03/02/2026

Yesterday morning our ambulance was dispatched to help at a devastating fire in Newfane. Great job to all the men and woman that braved the elements to put the fire out. Your endless dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you to our crew members Scott Matheis and Brandon Orlikowski for staffing the rig.

02/20/2026

Watch your rigs . Another was stolen, video on last nights news . Naked man stole the ambulance while two paramedics were loading pt . Pt was inside, wild ride and police chase . Hope pt had all harnesses attached.

Shakespeare wrote "these violent delights have violent ends." We've been warning for years that this is what would happen if Democrats continued their N**i rhetoric.

Of course, we were right. And Democrats still refuse to quit, despite it getting worse and worse. They want death, destruction, and mayhem.

Of course we were right. and Democrats still refuse to quit, despite it getting worse and worse. They want death, destruction, and mayhem.

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12/06/2025

Here at Tri-Town Ambulance we are always looking to be better than we were . Under new leadership we are trying make changes to help in the future and make things easier on our members and the community. If you are interested in joining please feel free to fill out and application on line at Tri-Townambulance.org. We have positions from Driver, Emt-B, Aemt and Paremedic level. We require a minimum of 12 hrs a month duty hrs. Any questions feel free to reach out. Thank you and hope everyone has a blessed day and a Happy Holidays

12/02/2025

Last night Tri-Town was toned out for fire coverage with Ridgeway Fire about 2000 hrs as Medina had transported the home owner to the hospital. We where there as a rehab ambulance for the countless fireman on scene as it was blistering cold. Tri-town was put back in service approximately 2300 hrs. Thank you to our crew for responding

11/14/2025

Tri-Town Ambulance Service – 2026 Officer Elections

Tri-Town Ambulance Service is proud to announce that we have held our annual elections for the 2026 officers. Please join us in congratulating the dedicated members elected to lead our organization in the year ahead:

President: Roland Graham
Vice President: Jason Draper
Secretary: Scott Page
Treasurer: Cheryl Confer

Directors:
• Carl Greene
• Cliff Grant
• Terry Haley
• Chad Fuller

Chief: Cheryl Confer

Congratulations to all of our elected officers for 2026! We look forward to another strong year of service, teamwork, and commitment to our community.

11/04/2025

🦃🍁 November: A Month of Thanks from Tri-Town Ambulance Service 🍁🦃

As we enter the season of giving and gratitude, Tri-Town Ambulance Service would like to take a moment to say thank you — to our dedicated members and to the community we proudly serve.

Each day, our EMTs, paramedics, drivers and volunteers go above and beyond to provide care and compassion in times of need. Their commitment, sacrifice, and teamwork make a difference far beyond the calls they answer.

We are also deeply thankful for the continued support from our community — your trust, encouragement, and kindness fuel our mission year-round.

This Thanksgiving, we celebrate all of you — our team, our families, and our neighbors — for helping make Tri-Town Ambulance not just a service, but a family.

From all of us at Tri-Town Ambulance Service,
Have a safe, healthy, and happy Thanksgiving! 🧡🚑