 In 1987 a property already owned by the TOU was donated to UVES at Maple Street in Endicott, and soon a station was built, where ambulances and squad members could be stationed.Several response headquarters were located in Johnson City, NY and finally in 1990 a single building was deemed "Panko Station" (named after Nick Panko for his efforts) which housed additional ambulances and squad members.Out of these three station the entirely volunteer squad responded to a rising call volume of 3,000 calls a year.