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Smyrna Fire Department-Fire Training Controlled Burn

MetroAtlanta Ambulance medics were on hand to provide ALS ambulance standby service as Fire Fighters from Smyrna Fire Rescue conducted two days worth of fire training culminating in  a controlled burn exercise. Metro Atlanta Ambulance provides 9-1-1 ambulance transport service to the city of Smyrna and enjoys a tremendous partnership with the Fire Department.

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance CEO Receives 2010 Executive Alumni Award from the Georgia Tech College of Management

Pete Quinones,MBA received the 2010 Distinguished Alumni Award from the College of Management's Huang Executive Education Center. Georgia Tech College of Management held its Executive Education Alumni Recognition Dinner on May 12, honoring Pete Quinones with the 2010 Distinguished Alumni Award. Quinones, who earned his MBA from Georgia Tech in 2008, is president and CEO…

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Marietta High School Commencement Services

MetroAtlanta Ambulance donated ALS ambulance coverage to Marietta High School during their 2010 graduation ceremonies at Marietta’s Northcutt Stadium. Marietta City Schools (MCS) serve some 8,000 students at eight elementary choice schools—one of which is a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Magnet—one middle school, one sixth-grade school, and one high school. For more information on…

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Multiple Sclerosis Society Walk 2010

MetroAtlanta Ambulance is proud to sponsor and support the Georgia MS Society by providing ALS Ambulance coverage and a “MAAS Gives Back” Team for the annual MS Walk. MS Walk Marietta is one of nine events being held throughout Georgia to raise money for research, spread awareness of the disease and with the hopes of finding…

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American Cancer Society Relay for Life

MetroAtlanta Ambulance is proud to sponsor and support the American Cancer Society by providing ALS Ambulance coverage and a “MAAS Gives Back” Team for the annual 17th Annual ACS Relay for Life event in Cobb County. The Relay for Life is one of several relay events being held throughout Georgia to celebrate Cancer Survivors, honor and…

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service named the 2010 Emergency Medical Service of the Year by the Georgia State Office of EMS & Trauma

MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service was named the 2010 Emergency Medical Service of the Year by the State Office of EMS & Trauma. The annual banquet held at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth, Georgia was hosted by the Georgia Association of Emergency Medical Services (GAEMS) and attended by EMS providers from around the State…

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service Named 2010 Region III EMS Service of the Year

Region III EMS Coordinator, E.J. Daily, on behalf of the Region III EMS Council, presented the prestigious award to MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service President & CEO, Pete Quinones, at a recent ceremony held in Cobb County. The award recognizes a licensed EMS service in the greater-Atlanta area that exemplifies outstanding professionalism on the local, regional and…

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Metro Atlanta Ambulance Vice President Receives the Cobb Chamber of Commerce Mack Henderson Public Service Award

Metro Atlanta Ambulance Service Vice President Devan Seabaugh was honored at the 2010 Cobb Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner with the Mack Henderson Public Service Award. The award is presented to an individual who is outstanding in his or her commitment and dedication to building a better quality of life for the citizens of Cobb…

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance Employees Donate Toys & Money to Cobb Christmas “Stuff a Bus” Program

MetroAtlanta Ambulance employees gathered toys, non-perishable food items, gift cards and gift certificates for Cobb County’s “Stuff A Bus” Christmas Holiday program. For several years now, Cobb Christmas partners with Cobb County Department of Transportation and Cobb Community Transit (CCT) to create the county’s most unique and memorable holiday program named “Stuff-A-Bus”. Cobb Christmas uses…

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance Donates $10,000 to the American Cancer Society

Metro Atlanta Ambulance Paramedic Lisa Reno headed MetroAtlanta's Relay for Life Team for the 2009 American Cancer Society Relay for Life. MAAS employees raised $5,000 and MAAS President and CEO Pete Quinones matched thier gift for a total of $10,000. Ms. Reno stated," Cancer is a terrible disease that can be identified with proper screenings.…

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