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Allegany County proclaims EMS Week and thanks emergency medical providers
Summary
The Allegany County Board of Legislators proclaimed the week of May 2026 as Emergency Medical Services Week, thanking EMS providers for life‑saving care and continuing education during a recognition at the May 13 meeting.
The Allegany County Board of Legislators on May 13 recognized Emergency Medical Services Week and presented a proclamation acknowledging EMS providers’ contributions to public safety.
A county staff member speaking for the office thanked EMS personnel for frequent training, continuing education and the personal sacrifices the work requires. “Please know that we do honor you and we sincerely thank you for the care and compassion you provide to the residents and visitors of Allegany County,” the staff member said.
Chair Brook Harris read a proclamation citing the role of EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, firefighters, police, and medical personnel as part of the county’s EMS system and designated the week of May 2026 as EMS Week in Allegany County.
The recognition was ceremonial; no policy or budget vote was recorded on EMS resources during the meeting.
