The vehicles of the Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps (WVAC) are a key component of its operation. Our ambulances employ state of the art equipment to ensure the highest level of patient care. WVAC uses two ambulances for emergency calls, 511 and 512. Each week, the primary ambulance is rotated to the back up ambulance, so that neither ambulance gets too much wear and tear. If another call comes in while one ambulance is committed, the secondary ambulance will be used.
The Wilton/Weston paramedic, provided by Norwalk Hospital, responds to calls in the paramedic flycar, Medic 500. The paramedic flycars are Ford Expeditions and carry all the paramedic’s advanced life support equipment. Every other week, the primary medic flycar is rotated to be the back up, so that neither vehicle gets too much wear and tear.
