Greenwood Lake Volunteer Ambulance Corps

09/20/2026

We had a great day of training yesterday at Mt. Alverno during the Active Shooter Drill alongside the other Warwick volunteer corps. It was a valuable opportunity to train together, strengthen our teamwork, and enhance our preparedness.

08/29/2026

Please join us Saturday September 5th to support the New York Blood Center, and donate if you can. The need for blood is always urgent; appointments available, walk-ins always welcome!

04/01/2026

Community Clean Sweep - April 18th.

🌿 COMMUNITY CLEAN SWEEP 🌿

Join us for our Annual Village-Wide Cleanup Day on Saturday, April 18th from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM!

Let’s come together to give back and keep Greenwood Lake looking beautiful as we head into the warmer months ☀️

📍 Meet at the Community Center at 9:00 AM
Supplies and assignments will be provided!

🧹 Whether you're:
✔️ Clearing litter and debris
✔️ Cleaning up streets, parks & public spaces
✔️ Helping with outdoor community tasks

…your efforts will make a BIG difference!

📞 Have questions or need debris pickup?
Call Village Hall at (845) 477-9215

💚 Bring a friend, bring your energy, and let’s make a positive impact together!

02/15/2026

Joined GLFD for ice rescue today. Thank you all who attended

01/03/2026

Did you know January is National Blood Donor Month?? Start the year off right and celebrate by making a lifesaving donation at our blood drive on January 10th!

Make a donation appointment here: https://donate.nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/328521

12/16/2025

Proud to have partnered with WMC Health and St. Anthony Community Hospital to deliver critical technology to one of our local volunteer ambulance corps.

WARWICK- St. Anthony’s Community Hospital has donated a state-of-the-art 12-Lead Electrocardiogram (EKG) to the Greenwood Lake Volunteer Ambulance Corps., in partnership with Town of Warwick Supervisor Jesse Dwyer. This new equipment will expand the level of cardiac and trauma care available to re...

10/03/2025

The Greenwood Lake Volunteer Ambulance Corps. was honored to receive the 2025 County Executive Meritorious Service Award for efforts from the 2024 Jennings Creek Wildfire, alongside our brothers and sisters in the Fire Department and Police Departments.

Captain Bob Ackerson and Lieutenants Michael King and Soren Sorensen represented all our volunteers who ensured not only did we have crews stationed at points surrounding the efforts, but also in the woods directly supporting fire crews and still maintaining responses to other emergencies within our district.

We are endlessly thankful for our volunteers and all the emergency agencies, the county, and state who helped in this event. We also still remember and give thanks for the outpouring of support from our village whose generosity was overwhelming.

09/05/2025

Please come out and make a difference to those in the greatest need! Blood donation saves multiple lives!

Please visit this link to make an appointment: https://donate.nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/329719

05/01/2025

With the successful planting of the Village of Greenwood Lake’s Christmas Tree at Winstanley Park, it was time for the Ambulance Corps to evaluate the continued health and safety of our tree. While we’ve been so happy to have it be part of the community’s events for the past several years and we will all treasure the special moments gathered around it, it was becoming apparent there were a number of issues with the tree and its long term survival in its space was not possible.
The tree as many of you had noticed, had outgrown its space, beginning to grow into the sidewalk area and parking area. Underground, its roots had reached and were interfering with electrical supply systems as well as the sidewalk. It was also posing a visibility hazard to those exiting Waterstone Road.
While not an easy decision to make, with safety in mind and knowing we have the new beautiful tree at Winstanley Park to gather around together, it was time to have this done. We’d like to thank Greenwood Lake Tree for kindly donating their time and efforts to safely remove the tree and always being a support to the community. We are also looking forward to the eventual planting of a new ornamental tree, well suited to the space, to continue beautifying the street we love being a part of so much. Thank you for your support.

04/24/2025

The Corps joins our brothers and sisters in Warwick Fire and Ambulance Corps in mourning the loss of Bob Lemin. Bob’s dedication to his community, unwavering compassion, and ceaseless service have made our entire community a better, safer place. His face was always a welcomed sight whenever we needed help from the Warwick crew and so many of our own community were aided by Bobby over the years.
We will miss our fellow volunteer and even more deeply our Friend, Robert Lemin. Our hearts are with his family and all those who knew and loved him.