Use this page to find practical safety tips from the paramedics and EMTs of Stratford EMS. Our articles explain how to prevent falls, stay safe in summer and winter, recognize the warning signs of a heart attack or stroke, use your smartphone in an emergency, and what to expect when you call 9-1-1.
Read a tip, share it with your family and neighbors, and keep these resources handy. If you think someone is having a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 right away.
Stratford Public Safety Communications Center Celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Stratford’s Mayor Hoydick recognizes Public Safety Dispatch staff
April is National 911 Education Month and the Stratford Public Safety Communications Center will be sharing useful information and articles related to the 911 center and how to use 911.
Think Safety First – Your SmartPhone can help save your life in an emergency – Learn how your SmartPhone can save your life or the life of a loved one from Stratford EMS. Help Stratford Emergency Medical Service Responders access important, lifesaving information during an emergency.
Stratford Public Safety Dispatch Supervisor awarded the 2017 Legislative Award by the CT Police Chiefs Association for his legislative work on the General Assembly’s Public Safety Committee
Stratford EMS Celebrates 40 Years of Emergency Medical Service to the Town of Stratford, CT including an awards ceremony. Congratulations to Stratford EMS
Stratford Public Safety Dispatch Supervisor and State Rep. Sredzinski (R-112) Presents Ideas on Potential Involvement of 9-1-1 Dispatch Centers in Mobile Integrated Health Systems at Legislative Working Group
Stratford Police carrying Narcan in response to opioid crisis. SPD worked with the Health Department, Fire and EMS to acquire and train personnel to use it
Safety First – A Public Access AED Update – Stratford – How ready are we for sudden cardiac arrest and what can you do to help?
The Community Care Program goes to places like this motel to help guests or residents and try to intervene when trouble arises. The new town initiative helps to offer solutions, not incarceration, to people who commit minor crimes or who need help with opioid addiction. The program works to get people better in touch with the services they need.
Stratford Public Safety Communications Supervisor, JP Sredzinski, honored by the Fairfield County Business Journal as a “40 under 40 Award Winner”