South Orangetown Ambulance Corps (SOAC) is a volunteer-based emergency medical services organization serving the South Orangetown communities of Tappan, Orangeburg, Sparkill, and Palisades in Rockland County, New York. Committed to providing high-quality, pre-hospital emergency care, SOAC operates 24/7 with trained EMTs and support personnel who respond to a wide range of medical emergencies. The organization prides itself on community involvement, offering CPR training, participating in public safety education events, and supporting local health initiatives. SOAC responds to hundreds of calls annually, ensuring swift, compassionate, and skilled care in critical situations.

In addition to emergency medical response, SOAC supports the community during large-scale public events and collaborates closely with other local emergency service departments to maintain a cohesive public safety network. As a volunteer-driven organization, it plays a vital role in fostering civic engagement by offering mentorship and training opportunities, particularly through its Youth Corps program. The organization’s continued commitment to service excellence and community outreach underlines its essential role in the area’s emergency and public safety infrastructure.

Website: http://www.soacems.org/

Key Services:

– 24/7 emergency medical response
– Basic Life Support (BLS) transportation
– Community CPR and first aid training
– Public safety support during local events
– Collaboration with police and fire departments
– Youth Corps program for aspiring EMTs
– Standby EMS services for community functions
– Volunteer training and development programs