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Car vs. Pole DECEMBER 12 - On Sunday morning approx. 0430 HEMS was called to Purchase Street for the car vs. pole with entrapment with a "live" wire down on the car. As you can see from the pictures, when the ambulances arrived we anticapated a pronouncement. Much to our suprise the patient was unconscious but alive and talking. ... (Full Story & Photos)

287 Crash This am SEPTEMBER 06 - Early this morning, HEMS was called to I-287 Westbound for a 1 car MVA. If you take a look at the picture, you will notice how lucky this driver was to walk away. An empty car seat was in the back seat of the vehicle which put crews on edge. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Harrison emergency responders helped a woman off a train at the town's station after she fell ill due to the heat

Train Halted in Harrison for Heat-Related Illness AUGUST 01 - An outbound train was stopped at the Harrison station Wednesday evening when police and emergency responders were called to assist a woman on board. Police said the woman felt ill due to the intense heat throughout the region. "It was definitely heat-related," Officer Robert Carlucci said. Carlucci started his shift within an hour of the call, but said he had already seen multiple heat-related ... (Full Story & Photos)

Harrison Teen Explores Emergency Response Up Close JULY 31 - HARRISON, N.Y. - Anthony Williams has more than just an after-school job. The 17-year-old from Harrison works part time with local emergency response services through career exploring programs and helps save lives and protect his neighbors. "I really like doing this," Williams said. "It's what I want to be doing and it's good practice." But what Williams does while riding with the Harrison ... (Full Story & Photos)

Anthony Williams, 17, will be a senior at Harrison High School and is already doing what he wants to do after school.

Harrison EMS Chief Joe Bilotto is part of the state-wide crisis team that supports emergency workers

Wrong Way Tragedy: Supporting First Responders JULY 27 - HARRISON, N.Y. - When the call came in about the crash on the Taconic State Parkway on July 26, 2009, Joe Bilotto knew he would have a lot of work to do. Close to 40 emergency personnel -- cops, firefighters, emergency medical technicians and paramedics -- arrived on the scene of the crash considered the worst in Westchester County history. The first responders rushed to the scene to find ... (Full Story & Photos)

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