Hatzoloh North District Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Pomona Headquarters

Yisroel R.

Rockland Hatzoloh’s North District held a groundbreaking ceremony Sunday morning for its new permanent headquarters on Ladentown Road in Pomona, marking a major step forward for the long-awaited project.

Elected officials, community leaders, Hatzoloh members and supporters attended the event, including Congressman Mike Lawler, State Senator Bill Weber, Rockland County District Attorney Tom Walsh, County Executive Ed Day, Ramapo Town Supervisor Michael Specht, Haverstraw Town Supervisor Howard Phillips, Rockland County Legislature Chairman Jay Hood Jr., County Legislators Jesse Malowitz and Moshe Hopstein, State Senate candidate Joe Rand, Chestnut Ridge Deputy Mayor Chaim Rose, New Square Public Safety Coordinator Moshe Koff, Chaverim Coordinator Yossi Margareten, the Forshay Rebbe, Reb Chaim Leibish Shlita, Hatzoloh Captain Abe Rosenberg, and others.

As previously reported by Rockland Daily, the new headquarters will bring the North District’s ambulances and key operations under one roof, with space for training, EMS equipment and supplies, and modern dispatching capabilities.

The property for the new headquarters was generously donated by Mr. John Lynn. Speaking about the project, Hatzoloh EMS of Rockland County Co-President Naftoli Silberberg thanked Lynn for making the project possible and said the new facility will provide volunteers with important resources while strengthening Hatzoloh’s ability to serve the growing North Rockland community.