Pittston Township Ambulance Association

The Pittston Township Ambulance Association is a community-based, non-profit organization dedicated to providing emergency medical services. Located in Pittston, Pennsylvania, the Association serves a population of approximately 3,500 residents and a daily influx of 70 to 80 thousand commuters. With a coverage area of 17 square miles, they are strategically positioned within the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton metropolitan corridor of Luzerne County. The Association provides critical emergency medical services to a diverse community encompassing residential, commercial, industrial, rural, and wooded areas. Their service area includes four major highways: the PA Turnpike/Northeast Extension I-476, Interstate I-81, US Route 11, and PA Rt 315, making them readily accessible to a wide range of potentially critical situations. Operating with a team of four dedicated employees, the Pittston Township Ambulance Association stands ready to respond to a variety of emergencies, encompassing everything from routine medical calls to incidents occurring within the three growing industrial parks, two rapidly expanding retail districts, a Juvenile Detention Center, and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport. For inquiries or assistance, you can visit their website at ptaaems.com.