• 1: Home
• 2: Mayor and Commissioners
  • 2.1: Mayor - Victoria Jackson- Stanley
  • 2.2: First Ward: Kenneth P. Knox
  • 2.3: Second Ward: Donald Sydnor
  • 2.4: Third Ward: Frank Stout
  • 2.5: Fourth Ward: Gage Thomas
  • 2.6: Fifth Ward: Robert Hanson
• 3: City Hall
  • 3.1: Job Opportunities
  • 3.2: Budgets
  • 3.3: City Statistics
  • 3.4: Notices/Programs/Projects (RFPs)
  • 3.5: Mayor & Council Schedule
  • 3.6: Council Agendas
    • 3.6.1: 2010 Council Agendas
    • 3.6.2: 2009 Council Agendas
  • 3.7: Council Minutes
    • 3.7.1: 2010 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.2: 2009 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.3: 2008 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.4: 2007 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.5: 2006 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.6: 2005 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.7: 2004 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.8: 2003 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.9: 2002 Council Minutes
    • 3.7.10: 2001 Council Minutes
• 4: Economic Development
  • 4.1: Business Incentives
  • 4.2: Opportunities
    • 4.2.1: Strategic Plan
    • 4.2.2: Comprehensive Plan
    • 4.2.3: R/UDAT
    • 4.2.4: Waterfront 2020
  • 4.3: Quality of Life
    • 4.3.1: Housing Affordability
    • 4.3.2: Education
    • 4.3.3: Health Care
  • 4.4: City Statistics
  • 4.5: City Style, Chesapeake Charm
    • 4.5.2: Dining
    • 4.5.3: Golf/Marina
    • 4.5.4: Heritage
    • 4.5.5: Lodging
    • 4.5.6: Organizations/Clubs
    • 4.5.7: Shopping
    • 4.5.8: Spa/Salon
  • 4.6: Business Resources
• 5: Departments
  • 5.1: Department of Public Works
    • 5.1.2: Engineering
    • 5.1.3: Planning and Zoning
    • 5.1.4: Housing and Community Development
    • 5.1.5: Building Safety Services
    • 5.1.6: Marina
    • 5.1.7: City Parks
      • 5.1.7.1: Great Marsh Park
  • 5.2: Police Department
  • 5.3: Municipal Utilities Commission
  • 5.4: Emergency Medical Services
  • 5.5: Rescue Fire Company
• 6: Maps and Directions
• 7: Forms/Permits/Ordinances
• 11: News
• 12: Helpful Links
• 14: Webmail

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• 18: WINTER SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES

The City of Cambridge established Cambridge Emergency Medical Service (EMS) in July of 1997.

The department is responsible for an advanced life support response area of 125 square miles in Cambridge, Dorchester County and Talbot County and answers 3500 calls for service annually.