Fearless first responders
Boston’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) celebrated the graduation of 35 EMT-Recruits and 13 recent promotions. That’s for a crew that keeps the sirens going 24/7 for city residents.
“Today marks not just the end of your training, but the beginning of a lifelong commitment to service,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “You are now part of a proud tradition of EMS professionals who respond with skill, compassion, and courage when our residents need it most.
Incoming EMT Annick Sheridan raises a hand while reciting the oath of office during the EMT graduation ceremony. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
Mayor Michelle Wu gives remarks during the EMT graduation ceremony. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
EMT recruits cheer on their peers during the Academy Class 2024-2 EMT Gradation and Promotion Ceremony held at Boston Public Library Copley. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
Incoming EMT Anad Wilson is pinned to by his son Azeem Wilson, 5, during his graduation ceremony. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
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