Walden Ambulance Corp

“Kyle shorette eric shorette president captain family members kyle shorette krystal shorette president lieutenant family members eric shorette krystal shorette captain lieutenant family members”

“Classes of membership: membership in this organization shall be divided into two classes: a. Active (emt, driver, crew and junior) members who have voting privileges. I. Emergency medical technician - must be of good moral character, and be approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. He/she must maintain current nys emt-b certification, current cpr certification, meet the medical requirements of the corps and applicable state law. He/she shall be required to perform the full duties of an ambulance corps member, and shall attend meetings, drills, and schools of instruction required by the corps. All persons reaching the age of 65 years may be required to meet additional or special requirements prescribed by the insurance carrier insuring the corps. Ii. Driver - member must be at least 21 years of age, of good moral character, and be approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. He/she must maintain current cpr certification, and meet the medical requirements of the corps and applicable state law. He/she shall be required to perform the full duties of an ambulance corps member, and shall attend meetings, drills, and schools of instruction required by the corps. All persons reaching the age of 65 years may be required to meet additional or special requirements prescribed by the insurance carrier insuring the corps. Iii. Crew - member must be at least 18 years of age, of good moral character, and be approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. He/she must maintain current cpr certification, and meet the medical requirements of the corps and applicable state law. He/she shall be required to perform the full duties of an ambulance corps member, and shall attend meetings, drills, and schools of instruction required by the corps. All persons reaching the age of 65 years may be required to meet additional or special requirements prescribed by the insurance carrier insuring the corps. Iv. Junior member - member must be at least 16 years of age, of good moral character, and be approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. He/she must meet the medical requirements of the corps and applicable state law. This class of member may ride as a third or fourth member on the ambulance. He/she shall be required to perform the full duties of an ambulance corps member, and shall attend meetings, drills, and schools of instruction as required by the corps. Junior status is in effect until a member reaches the age of 18. B. Supporting members (social, honorary). I. Social - member who contributes to the existence and the well-being of the town of montgomery ambulance corps and who has been approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. Such members shall have the right to participate in all social functions. Such members shall not perform ambulance duties. Such members shall not hold office or have voting privileges. Ii. Honorary - member who has been on the active rolls for at least 10 years, who has requested in writing and been approved by a majority vote by ballot at a regular or annual meeting. An honorary member shall have the right to attend all meetings, participate in all social functions, and all corps activities including ambulance duties, if properly qualified. However, he/she is not obligated to be on call on any regular basis. As long as an honorary member meets all other requirements for good standing (meeting and drill attendance), an honorary member will retain all privileges of being in good standing.”

“All officers shall be elected by ballot at the annual meeting by a majority vote of all the members in good standing.”

“The 990 is reviewed by the president with the executive board officers before it is filed.”

“Annually, every member of the corps must sign a document that discloses any potential or existing conflicts of interest. This disclosure is reviewed by the executive board and stored in the corps files.”

“These documents are available upon request at the office of the organization in walden, ny.”

“Town of montgomery ambulance”

“To provide quality emergency care to sick or injured persons within its response district. To meet this goal, the corp shall ensure the education of all of its members and provide cpr and first aid educational opportunities to community members within its jurisdiction.”