Positions are approximate, for orientation only. Not for dispatch. If your base isn't shown or a location looks off, let us know and we'll add it.
How to use the map
This is the Map of the Movement. Use it to identify where your primary turnout location is, so we can connect you to your closest Advocate, Deputy and Division Coordinator. Filter by division, or search for your station by name, number or borough, then click a marker for details.
Advocates represent their stations, garages and bases at a ratio of about 30 workers to one advocate, managing hardship needs, reporting meritorious acts, and educating members on the Parity Program. Division leads represent a borough or county's stations to the EMSPAC Steering Committee.
Article 8 — quarters & breaks
Article 8 of the EMS Bill of Rights sets standards for these locations: every base kept clean and organized by the employer, with basic cooking facilities, hydration, showers, bunking and a gym, and an uninterrupted 30-minute meal and bathroom break for every eight hours worked.
Organize where you work.
EMSPAC is all-active-duty and all-volunteer. Joining is what lets us respond to hardships, push advocacy, and build a national organization around our demands.