The Ramsey Ambulance Corps is a basic life support service [BLS] running two PL Custom Ford E-450 Type III ambulances. Ambulance 424 and Ambulance 425 arrived in 2007 as a result of a successful fundraising effort. The corps also maintains a 2001 Crown Victoria, known as 429, that is designated a command vehicle. In the summer of 2006, the Corps welcomed an EMS Bike Unit, which was expanded in 2007.  Most recently, in the summer of 2009, the Corps added a EMS Field Treatment Unit (EMS-FTU)  to its capabilities for special events, large scale incidents and disasters.  The Corps is currently has over 90 active members consisting of Emergency Medical Technicians, Drivers, and Administrative members.

• The Ramsey Ambulance Corps responds to approximately 1,300 requests for an ambulance per year. The corps also provides BLS services for both borough and private events upon request.
• The Ramsey Ambulance Corps proudly provides mutual aid assistance to our surrounding towns in their times of need.
• The Ramsey Ambulance Corps is a member in good standing of the New Jersey State First Aid Council.
• The Ramsey Ambulance Corps is a proud member of the Northwest Bergen Emergency Medical Services Association.
• Ramsey, New Jersey is approximately a six square mile town with a population of approximately 14,500 residents