SMCAS director named Michigan Association of Ambulance Services board president

Key Takeaways:

• SMCAS director appointed board president of MAAS
• Leadership announcement covers the 2026-27 term
• Lansing served as the location for the official announcement
• MAAS advocates for ambulance services across Michigan
• Herald Palladium originally published the story on February 3, 2026

Lansing Announcement

The Michigan Association of Ambulance Services made its 2026-27 leadership announcement in Lansing. Recognized statewide as a resource and advocate for ambulance services, MAAS plays a central role in supporting emergency medical responders throughout Michigan.

SMCAS Director Takes the Helm

In a decision reflecting confidence in regional expertise, the director of the Southwestern Michigan Community Ambulance Service (SMCAS) has been named board president. This individual will oversee strategic initiatives and guide the board’s efforts to ensure that emergency services remain responsive to community needs.

A Look at MAAS’s Advocacy

MAAS actively champions the interests of ambulance services, working with state and local governments to address concerns such as funding, training, and policy development. By elevating the director of SMCAS to board president, it underscores the significance of coordinated leadership to maintain the quality and efficiency of Michigan’s ambulance services.

“The Michigan Association of Ambulance Services, the resource and advocate for ambulance services in Michigan, announced its 2026-27 leadership and board of directors,” according to official information. This statement signals MAAS’s commitment to advancing public health through collaborative policy and strong leadership.

Through this new presidency, MAAS will continue to support ambulance providers, ensuring that communities statewide have reliable emergency medical coverage.