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Fax: 860.585.4077
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Join Today! Plymouth Ambulance is recruiting members who are certified or willing to become certified as Emergency Medical Technicians.
May 20th to May 26th is National EMS Week!
The PVAC has the following events scheduled:
CPR Sunday May 20th 9am - 1pm register by emailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Socks for Soldiers May 26th 9am - 3pm New white tube socks needed Rain or Shine
Teddy Bear / Stuffed Animal Collection May 26th 9am - 3pm New or slightly used bears and stuffed animals needed Rain or Shine
The PVAC began by providing Advance First Aid for the Currently, the PVAC has two ambulances equipped with the lastest advances in EMS technology to provide Basic Life Support service for the Town of Plymouth and surrounding communities if the need arises. An ambulance is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by PVAC volunteers and career personnel who strive to provide the best possible emergency medical care to the residents of and visitors to our community. Explorer Post 111 The PVAC has an active Explorer Youth Program. Members of the Explorer posts ride along side ambulance personnel as observers, and is a career development program. For information on volunteering, please call 860-589-2313.PVAC Members Check EMS Manager PVAC Members - Please check the EMS Manager frequently to sign up for shifts, and please do so as far in advance as possible!Monthly Meeting: The PVAC meets monthly on the first Wednesday of each Month at 7pm (with the exception of quarterly Sunday morning breakfast meeting). Those interested in becoming Members are welcome to attend.The next scheduled meeting is Wednesday 3/7/2012 |
The Town of Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps is a not-for-profit organization operating under the Town of Plymouth Charter with funds received from transported patients, donations and the Town of Plymouth.
Town of Plymouth and surrounding areas in 1968 with the donation of our first ambulance from the Terryville Lions Club.