AMERICA EMERGENCY CRASH
America Emergency Ambulance Crashed In Springfield
America Emergency Squad is headquartered at Mill St. and Mt. Holly Avenue. It serves Mount Holly and Springfield Township.
On August 3, 2026, while traveling west on Rte 537 in Springfield, an America Squad box ambulance was involved in an accident with another vehicle. The ambulance left the road and squarely hit a telephone pole.
The press release from Chief Tim Young states that the “ambulance was involved in a motor vehicle collision while transporting a patient to a local hospital. The two EMTs staffing the ambulance, an EMT student riding with the crew, the patient being transported, and the driver of the other vehicle were all taken to a local hospital for evaluation. All reported injuries were non-life-threatening.”
Chief Young stated that “The Squad remains operational, 24/7”.
At its webpage, America Emergency Squad states that it maintain two Type III box ambulances, two support vehicles, and a team of 16 paid staff and 17 volunteers while handling over 3,000 calls for service each year. The Squad has served as Mount Holly Township’s primary prehospital emergency medical provider since its inception.
Below is a picture of the other vehicle involved in the accident.
