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Hands Only CPR Training 2012

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2 Steps to Save a Life

The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will have Community “Hands-Only-CPR” Classes on January 24th, March 22nd, April 26th, and May 23rd.  The classes will be held at the Wilton Public Library’s Brubeck Room in Wilton Center starting promptly at 7:30PM. The sessions will last one hour.

All are welcome* to these free one-hour classes.

Register Today by filling in the form below
or call (203) 762-3950, Ext. 213

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Hands Only CPR Training November & December

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Hands Only CPR Training November & December

2 Steps to Save a Life

The Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will have Community “Hands-Only-CPR” Classes on November 22, December 13.  The classes will be held at the Wilton Public Library’s Brubeck Room in Wilton Center starting promptly at 7:30PM. The sessions will last one hour.

All are welcome* to these free one-hour classes.

Register Today by filling in the form below
or call (203) 762-3950, Ext. 213

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Hands-Only-CPR

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Hands-Only-CPR

2 Steps to Save a Life

Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps will have a Community “Hands-Only-CPR” class on October 26, November class dates will be announced soon.  The classes will be held at the Wilton Public Library’s Brubeck Room in Wilton Center starting promptly at 7:30PM. The sessions will last one hour.

All are welcome* to these free one-hour classes.

Register Today by filling in the form below
or call (203) 762-3950, Ext. 213!

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May 23rd – May 29th

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May 23rd – May 29th

TOTAL CALLS DISPATCHED 27

PATIENTS TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL   20
  with paramedic & EMT on board     6
  with EMT on board                14

CALL LOCATIONS

SENIOR LIVING            9
PRIVATE RESIDENCE       14
PUBLIC LOCATIONS         3
MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS  1

TYPES OF ...

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Seasonal Flu Information

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Seasonal Flu Information

While immunization is the primary way to reduce disease transmission, there are other ways to reduce the transmission of influenza in our community:

  • Stay home from work or keep your child home from school when they are sick. The CDC recommends staying home for at least 24 hrs after fever has subsided (without the aid of fever reducing medicines)
  • Teach your child to cover their cough or sneeze (Use tissue or sleeve of upper arm). Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Wash your ...
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