We are unique in the fact that we are one of the two (Springfield being the other) volunteer ambulance associations in the county not affiliated with a fire company.
The Marple Township Ambulance Corps was founded in March 1949 by a group of concerned citizens who realized the need for efficient emergency care in the community.
The population of Marple at the time was approximately 2000 residents centered around the “Old Broomall” area in what was still predominately a farming community.
If you’re looking for an exciting way to give back to your community and be part of a progressive EMS organization, Marple Township Ambulance Corps is always welcoming new applicants for volunteer membership.
To apply, one must be at least sixteen years of age, willing to attend EMT school or already be certified as an EMT or Paramedic. Email [email protected] for more information.
Mission
To provide rapid and professional emergency services while promoting fire safety education.
Vision
Building a safer, resilient community for future generations.
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The Marple Township Ambulance Corps (MTAC) was founded in March 1949 by a group of concerned citizen
We are always looking for Volunteers. We will train you, send you to EMT school. Learn how our business runs, be a part of the continuing sucess of MTAC. Reach out to the email address below for a meet and greet to see if you are a good fit.