Community-Led. Accountability-Driven.
MetroWest EMS is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees composed of leaders from public safety, healthcare, local government, and the community. This diverse group ensures that our organization remains rooted in service—not profit—and that we stay accountable to the people we serve.
Our Board provides strategic direction, financial oversight, and policy governance to ensure that every decision we make aligns with our mission to provide ethical, high-quality, and community-based emergency medical services.
Responsibilities of the Board
- Oversee organizational strategy and financial health
- Approve major initiatives and budgets
- Support fundraising and community outreach
- Ensure compliance with nonprofit and EMS regulatory requirements
- Serve as ambassadors for MetroWest EMS in the community
Board Composition (In Formation)
MetroWest EMS is assembling a 7–9 member Board of Trustees that includes:
- 🚒 Fire Service Representative – Expertise in emergency response integration
- 🚓 Police Representative – Public safety and interagency coordination
- 🏥 Hospital or Healthcare Administrator – Clinical system alignment
- 🏛️ Municipal Official – Community accountability and public representation
- 💼 Finance or Legal Expert – Oversight and compliance
- 🩺 EMS Provider or Educator – Ground-level insight and operational relevance
- 🧑🏫 Community Member or Advocate – Resident voice and neighborhood engagement
📝 Board Meeting Schedule
The Board meets [monthly/quarterly] to review progress, approve strategic decisions, and receive updates from the executive leadership team. Meetings are guided by our nonprofit bylaws and operate with transparency.
Interested in Board Service?
If you’re a community leader or subject matter expert passionate about strengthening local emergency services, we invite you to reach out.
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