County Ambulance is a leading provider of exceptional EMS service in Western Massachusetts. Established in 1982, it is the largest family-owned and operated ambulance in the region. With two locations in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, County Ambulance offers a range of services to ensure the safety and well-being of the community.

They provide 9-1-1 emergency ambulance service to the City of Pittsfield and offer Paramedic Intercept Service to Central and South County ambulance services. The company's reputation for excellence is built on their commitment to training, quality improvement programs, and strong relationships with facilities like Berkshire Medical Center. County Ambulance is known as The Company That Cares For OUR Community, reflecting their dedication to their employees, patients, and the various agencies they work closely with.

Headed by the Andrews family, the leadership team includes President Brian K. Andrews, who focuses on customer service and safety, Operations Manager Kevin W. Andrews, who ensures quality services, and Treasurer Thomas E.

Andrews, who upholds high financial and business standards. County Ambulance also plays a vital role in combating the opioid crisis by distributing lifesaving Narcan (Naloxone) nasal spray. Through their easy online request system, residents can receive a free Narcan kit containing two doses.

They aim to create a stigma-free and safe environment for addressing opioid overdose emergencies and saving lives. To access a Narcan kit or learn more about County Ambulance and its services, visit their website or contact them via phone or email