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2022 EMS Responses |
Jan. | 88 |
Feb. | 81 |
March | 67 |
April | 72 |
May | 93 |
June | 74 |
July | 111 |
Aug. | 78 |
Sept. | 85 |
Oct. | 97 |
Nov | 82 |
Dec | 107 |
Total | 1035 |
Past Call Stats |
2021 | 854 |
2020 | 699 |
2019 | 765 |
2018 | 774 |
2017 | 653 |
2016 | 566 |
2015 | 565 |
2014 | 569 |
2013 | n/a |
2012 | 707 |
2011 | 676 |
2010 | 686 |
2009 | 716 |
2008 | 695 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for the Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps
COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY - Our volunteers are committed to providing quality patient care with true compassion. The Putnam Valley Ambulance Corps provides emergency medical services which is a totally volunteer-driven organization. We strive everyday to provide exceptional emergency medical service to the community.
Contact the Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps. at: HQ@PVVAC.org
Support Your Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps
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Special Needs Training with BluePath
Life Member Maryellen Brown, November 14
On November 14, the Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps has training from the BluePath service dogs. The training included transporting special needs patients with Service animals. Over 14 members of PVVAC attended the training. We are so grateful to Bluepath for helping us with this valuable insight into special needs. Guest Speaker Michelle Brier and bluepath trainee Reba had a great time. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Blood Borne Pathogens Protection Training
Associate Member Michael Bennett, January 30
Members of the Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance recently conducted a drill at which they practiced the skills they use in protecting their patients, and themselves, from Blood Borne Pathogens (Hepatitis, Ebola, HIV, etc.) That Coronavirus had better stay out of Putnam Valley! We're not fooling around...... (Full Story & Photos)
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PVVAC Headquarters to Serve as Town "Warming Station" If Needed
Associate Member Michael Bennett, January 18
Everyone knows that some significant and potentially dangerous weather is heading our way tomorrow. We know there will be snow, ice, high-winds, and a good chance of power-outages.
During the worst of the storm, it's likely that the safest action is to hunker down and stay home, stay off the roads, and wait for the weather to do its thing, and for our great Town Highway Department to do their thing ... (Full Story & Photos)
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We Need Your Help, Come Volunteer.
Peter Reczek, January 27
The Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps is always looking for new volunteers. Take a moment and watch our video maybe you will want to join. If you're interested in becoming a member please contact us or visit our online applications. ... (Full Story)
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