East Hanover VRS has just received the completed re-chassis of its unit 14-2 to add to its fleet of vehicles in service to the citizens of Hanover County. The Executive Board of East Hanover selected the method of a re-chassis versus that of purchasing a completely new ambulance in order to save the community greater dollars. In today's dollars, the cost of purchasing a new ambulance will range anywhere from $130,000 to $160,000. A re-chassis of a unit normally will cost a rescue squad approximately $100,000 per unit.
The photos below will show unit 14-2 totally rechassied. The SAVINGS to the East Hanover community on EACH re-chassis performed by their local rescue squad is conservatively about $30,000 to $60,000. Since this is the SECOND RE-CHASSIS performed by your rescue squad, an estimated amount of $100,000 of community donation has been saved by using this process.
East Hanover Volunteer Rescue Squad is proud to display our apparatus to you on this webpage. It is because of our fine citizens of our community, that we have these great units. Your donations keep these units in pristine condition, always ready for the next call to Emergency 911. If anyone wants to schedule a tour of our facilty to view our apparatus, please call the building at (804) 746-5883 and schedule that tour. Our Equipment Director is Mr. Alex Pembroke, equipment@ehvrs.org, who takes pride in what he calls our "blue and whites!"
Unit 145 has recently undergone a total re-chassis. It has returned to service as of our 40th Anniversary Celebration!
EHVRS Unit 14, formerly unit 146, is on display and in service at the Hanover Firefighter's Annual Crab Feast.
Unit 143 in service at Pole Green Park for the James River Rugby Tournaments.
Unit 144 is ready for action at East Hanover.
This unit is one of two of East Hanover's Quick Response Vehicles (QRV) used by our paramedics for faster response. It is called QRV 14.
Unit 142 and the original 145 as seen on duty at a stand-by for a sports event for our citizens of the area.
Here are both of East Hanover's QRV units on location, providing medical asistance if needed. Their prior call numbers were unit 140 and 147!
The infamous EHVRS Bike Team Trailer at the Tomato Festival of Hanover County! Note the Bike Team Members and the PUG to the right of the photo. East Hanover is proud to have such a team!
Unit 148, the East Hanover VRS Crash Truck, has the capability to respond to traffic accidents in Hanover, with the necessary tools and equipment on board for proper extrication.
Unit 145 has recently undergone a total re-chassis. It has returned to service as of our 40th Anniversary Celebration! 
EHVRS Unit 14, formerly unit 146, is on display and in service at the Hanover Firefighter's Annual Crab Feast. 
Unit 143 in service at Pole Green Park for the James River Rugby Tournaments.
Unit 144 is ready for action at East Hanover.
This unit is one of two of East Hanover's Quick Response Vehicles (QRV) used by our paramedics for faster response. It is called QRV 14.
Unit 142 and the original 145 as seen on duty at a stand-by for a sports event for our citizens of the area. 
Here are both of East Hanover's QRV units on location, providing medical asistance if needed. Their prior call numbers were unit 140 and 147!
The infamous EHVRS Bike Team Trailer at the Tomato Festival of Hanover County! Note the Bike Team Members and the PUG to the right of the photo. East Hanover is proud to have such a team!
Unit 148, the East Hanover VRS Crash Truck, has the capability to respond to traffic accidents in Hanover, with the necessary tools and equipment on board for proper extrication.