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Equipment
Modern Equipment. Advanced Care.
Providing exceptional emergency medical care begins with having the right equipment. Newtown EMS maintains a modern fleet of Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances, specialized response vehicles, and state-of-the-art medical technology to ensure our clinicians are prepared for every emergency.
Our fleet includes multiple ALS ambulances, command and rapid response vehicles, a specialized support trailer, and a dedicated Bicycle Response Team that allows us to quickly reach patients in crowded areas, parks, trails, and community events.
Every ambulance is equipped with advanced lifesaving equipment, including ZOLL X Series cardiac monitors, which provide cardiac monitoring, defibrillation, pacing, and continuous vital sign assessment while seamlessly integrating with our electronic patient care reporting system. Our units also carry advanced airway equipment, emergency medications, trauma supplies, and other lifesaving technology that enables our paramedics and EMTs to deliver high-quality care from the moment they arrive.
Newtown EMS continually invests in replacing and upgrading our fleet and medical equipment to ensure our community receives safe, reliable, and compassionate emergency medical care—24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Unit 1451:
2022 Demeres Advanced Life Support Ambulance
Unit 1452:
2026 Demeres Advanced Life Support Ambulance
Unit 1454:
2019 Demeres Advanced Life Support Ambulance
Unit 1457:
2021 Horton Advanced Life Support Ambulance
Unit 1458:
2016 Wheeled Coach 4x4 Advanced Life Support Ambulance
SS145:
Special Service/Operations trailer, primarily used for our Bike Team
Bicycle Unit:
Our Bike team utilizes 3 Fuji specially equipped mountain bikes for EMS service
Car145-1:
2010 Ford Expedition – Paramedic Responder vehicle
Car145-2:
2009 Chevy Tahoe – Deputy Chief’s Vehicle
Cardiac Monitors:
Newtown Emergency Medical Services uses the Zoll X Series cardiac monitors, which integrate seamlessly into our Patient Care Reporting system.