PS-1:

PS-1 is a Ford E-350 type 3 ambulance.  PS-1 was generously donated by Matthew Pintchik, and PS-1's service was also made possible thanks to financial support from the the South Brooklyn Lions Club.

PS-2: 

PS-2 is a heavy-duty ambulance with four-wheel drive capabilities that allow it to operate in any weather condition and in the off-road terrain of Prospect Park.  PS-2 was made possible in part by Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz and the South Brooklyn Lions Club.   PS2 is one of only a few four wheel drive capable ambulances operated by a New York City EMS agency.

PS-3:

With a sleek blue racing stripe across her side, PS-3 is the latest addition to the PSVAC family of vehicles. PS-3 is a 1994 PL Custom model Ford 350 ambulance that has undergone significant upgrade and interior and exterior improvements. This vehicle addition has been made possible thanks to Matthew Pintchik.

5M: 

Our supervisor vehicle, 5M ("Five Mary"), is primarily used to assist our ambulance crews in the field.  5M is a certified Emergency Ambulance Service Vehicle and holds a full array of lifesaving equipment.  It also be used to quickly respond to incidents and begin treatment before the arrival of a transporting ambulance.   This vehicle is staffed with at least one Duty Officer, and may also have an operator or observer on board.