By Jon Moss
syracuse.com
ONONDAGA N.Y. — Two people were taken to the hospital after an ambulance went off the road Monday on Onondaga Hill.
The crash was reported at about 2:25 p.m. on West Seneca Turnpike in the town of Onondaga, downhill from Upstate Community Hospital.
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The ambulance operated by TLC Emergency Medical Services was headed to a crash on the Onondaga Nation, according to Thomas Newton, a spokesperson for the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office.
The ambulance left tire tracks in a grassy area where it went off the road.
The two people inside the ambulance, both men, were taken to the hospital, Newton said.
Both are in stable condition, he said.
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