Station 54 is part of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and plays a critical role in emergency and public safety within Springfield Gardens and the broader Queens borough. As an ambulance service, Station 54 is staffed by FDNY Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel who are trained to respond rapidly to medical emergencies, trauma cases, and other life-threatening incidents. Backed by FDNY’s extensive resources and operational protocols, the station ensures high-quality pre-hospital patient care and rapid response times.

With its commitment to community safety, Station 54 also participates in public outreach programs such as CPR training, disaster preparedness education, and health screenings. Leveraging its location in a densely populated urban environment, the station works closely with local hospitals, law enforcement, and other emergency response units to provide coordinated services. It upholds FDNY’s long-standing tradition of community service, professional integrity, and rapid deployment.

Station 54 operates under the official umbrella of FDNY, one of the most respected emergency service organizations in the country. Citizens rely on Station 54 not only for life-saving care but also as a trusted presence in times of crisis.

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Key Services:

– Emergency medical response and ambulance transport
– Basic and advanced life support (BLS and ALS)
– Coordination with local hospitals and trauma centers
– Participation in community health and safety events
– CPR and first aid training outreach
– Rapid response to natural disasters and major incidents
– On-scene trauma stabilization and care
– 24/7 deployment by trained FDNY EMS professionals