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Abingdon Fire Department
Black Diamond Search and Rescue Council The Mission of Black Diamond Search and Rescue Council is to provide wilderness search and rescue, resource management, training, and response coordination to the communities of Southwestern Virginia including the counties of Bland, Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, Wise, and the City of Norton.
Bristol firefighters Bristol Firefighters.com is designed to showcase the Officers and Firefighters at Bristol Virginia and Tennessee Fire Departments. This Blog and the Views Expressed Do not reflect the views of the Bristol Fire Department or Local 2499 of the IAFF. All views are expressed by the Webmaster and Visitors.
Bristol Virginia Police Department
Charlottesville - Albemarle Rescue Squad The Charlottesville - Albemarle Rescue Squad's website contains a wealth of information regarding Virginia EMS and rescue operations.
Clinch Mountain Volunteer Fire Department We are located in the mountains of SWVA serving a population of 2000 people,responding to mostly mountainous terrain.
We Run out of Station 170 with Engines 175 and 171 (Both are 1000gal/1250gpm), 174 Pumper/Tanker , 176 is a 4x4 Mini-Pumper(550/750), 172 is a 4x4 Brush Truck (300/100) and 173 is a 4x4 SUV Response Vehicle along with Boat 1.
Damascus Fire Department
Damascus Rescue Squad
ECG Conduction Abnormalities A good lesson on AV blocks, as well as other EKG topics.
Glade Spring Volunteer Life Saving Crew Glade Spring Volunteer Life Saving Crew was formed due to a need for ambulance response in the central and eastern parts of Washington County. Paid ambulance services were available, but the majority of residents refused to call for them, usually due to an inability to pay. At that time, Washington County Life Saving Crew, located in Abingdon, was operating as a First Responder agency only, and were not able to transport. Some of their members decided to come together and found the Glade Spring Volunteer Life Saving Crew, and on August 22, 1985, operating with one ambulance, GSVLSC began providing emergency care and transportation to the sick and injured.
GM First Responder Training First Responder
In this section, Emergency Personnel Information is provided to assist First Responders in learning about vehicles and/or systems that may affect how they perform in an emergency situation. On the first page of this section, a link to each supported vehicle or system is provided. Each link provides either a First Responder Guide and/or a Quick Reference Sheet. English versions are available for each link, and French-Canadian is now available for several vehicle guides. These guides are intended to help apply existing knowledge of performing extrications safely when responding to a GM vehicle involved in an emergency situation, and are for informational purposes only.
Goodson-Kinderhook Volunteer Fire Department
Green Spring Volunteer Fire Department
Southwest Virginia Emergency Medical Services Council, Inc. Regional Emergency Medical Services Councils, integral parts of Virginia's comprehensive EMS system, serve to assess, identify, coordinate, plan and implement efficient and effective regional EMS delivery systems in partnership with Virginia's Office of Emergency Medical Services and EMS Advisory Board.
Sullivan County Fireman's Association The Sullivan County Fireman’s Association is comprised of 10 volunteer fire departments and 5 rescue squads that together respond to over six thousand calls annually. Their services save the tax payers of Sullivan County in excess of 50 million dollars annually, in just personnel cost alone. Their contribution to the county through life safety and protection of property is immeasurable. If combined into one department, it would be the fifth largest in the state of Tennessee.
These agencies offer a wide range of emergency services, including emergency medical response, vehicle extrication, fire suppression, search and rescue, water rescue, trench rescue, structural collapse rescue, high angle rescue and hazardous materials response. Additionally, the Volunteer Emergency Service departments offer educational classes to their communities concerning various safety issues.
73% of the nation’s emergency services are run by volunteers. In Sullivan County, the volunteers in emergency services make up less than 1% of the population they serve, but this small percentage is making a big difference in their community.
Taken from: http://www.scffassociation.org/2008/05/11/latest-news/
Virginia Association of Volunteer Rescue Squads The Virginia Association of Volunteer Rescue Squads, Inc. is a 501C3 non-profit organization dedicated to volunteer rescue squads and other agencies interested in providing the finest in rescue and pre-hospital care.
The VAVRS was organized in 1935 in Roanoke, Virginia. Today they represent over 300 volunteer rescue squads, fire departments and specialty related agencies with over 18,000 members.
The VAVRS provides:
?Technical rescue training without cost.
?An Instructor trainer program.
?A consortium of peers in which to share and trade ideas.
?A legislative committee that champions the causes of EMS during the General Assembly.
?The VAVRS Death Benefits Plan.
?An Annual Convention.
?District meetings.
?Competitions.
Taken written from: http://vavrs.com/subpage.cfm?pagename=about
Virginia Department of emergency Management The Virginia Department of Emergency Management ? Protecting the lives and property of Virginia's citizens from emergencies and disasters by coordinating the state's emergency preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery efforts.
Virginia Office of EMS The official website of the Virginia Office of EMS.
Washington County Life Saving Crew Serving as the primary responders for medical emergencies in their area, The 40 volunteers that comprise of the Washington County Life Saving Crew, INC. serve at least 2- 12 hours shifts per month, responding to over 2000 calls per year. These dedicated men and women, who are at least a Virginia Emergency Medical Technician basic when becoming a full member, take time out of their own lives and away from their families to help those in their darkest hour of need.
Washington County Virginia Sheriff's Office
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