Dispatchers recognized, lifesaving skills for the public, and air medical training in action.
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| | Welcome back to The Pulse, your now bi-monthly look inside Middlebury Regional EMS. This edition highlights hands-on training with our air medical partners, recognition of our dispatch team during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and a new community first aid class launching during National EMS Week. Together, these stories reflect our ongoing commitment to preparedness, coordination, and strengthening emergency response across Addison County.
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| | Dispatch Strong: National Telecommunicators Week |
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This week, Middlebury Regional EMS recognizes our Central Communications team in honor of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, acknowledging their vital role as the first point of contact and their professionalism and precision. |
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| | Our dispatchers are the critical first link in every emergency response - calm voices in chaotic moments, gathering vital information and ensuring the right resources are sent quickly and accurately. Their decisions, made in seconds, directly impact both patient outcomes and crew safety.
Working 24/7 across Addison County, they combine local knowledge, technical skill, and steady decision-making to support both our crews and our community.
☎️ Behind every call is a voice you can trust—and a team always standing by. |
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| | Learn Lifesaving Skills This National EMS Week |
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Middlebury Regional EMS is kicking off National EMS Week by offering a free community first aid training focused on simple, critical, lifesaving actions anyone can take in the moments before EMS arrives. |
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| | This hands-on class is designed to give community members the confidence and skills to respond effectively during an emergency—when those first few minutes matter most. Participants will learn: CPR techniques AED use Stroke recognition Bleeding control
Class Details: This training is open to all and offered at no cost as part of our commitment to strengthening community preparedness across Addison County.
🚑 Reserve your spot:
https://www.middlebury911.org/learntosavealife
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| | Training with LifeNet NY Enhances Air Medical Coordination |
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Last month, MREMS participated in a hands-on training night alongside LifeNet of New York’s helicopter-based EMS crew, strengthening coordination and readiness for complex emergencies across our region. |
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| | The LifeNet team provided an overview of their operations and capabilities, along with important guidance on maintaining safe operations around helicopters. Crews also had the opportunity to tour the aircraft, ask questions, and build a better understanding of landing zone coordination and working effectively with air medical partners.
After the helicopter demonstration, MREMS members transitioned into a scenario-based training focused on an entrapped farm worker. This exercise emphasized scene management, interagency coordination, and the unique challenges these incidents can present in rural environments.
This training was valuable for all participants and offered newer members a strong introduction to working alongside air medical crews in real-world situations. We thank LifeNet New York and the Air Methods crew for taking the time to train with our team and support ongoing readiness in Addison County.
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| | Our legal name is Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association Inc.
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