Posts tagged with ‘911’

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Stratford achieves HEARTSafe Community – Again! 2018

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Stratford achieves HEARTSafe Community – Again! 2018

Stratford achieves HEARTSafe Community – Again! Under the stewardship of Stratford EMS, The Town of Stratford Stratford far exceeded the established standards to be a HEARTSafe Community previously and actually improved upon those requirements since then.

April is National 911 Education Month

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April is National 911 Education Month

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.

Pre-Arrival Instructions: Invasive Call-taking

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Pre-Arrival Instructions: Invasive Call-taking by: JP Sredzinski, Communications Supervisor Often times when a person dials 9-1-1 for a medical emergency, there is a fairly straightforward problem such as chest pain, minor trauma, difficulty breathing or a fall. Although these events can be major life changers for those who experience them and their families, due to […]

911 Do’s and Don’ts

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911 Do’s and Don’ts by: JP Sredzinski, Stratford Communications Supervisor April is National 9-1-1 Education Month, and the National 9-1-1 Education Coalition is encouraging public safety officials, schools, government officials and industry leaders to engage in this national effort to educate the general public about the importance and appropriate use of 9-1-1 services.  The Town of […]

Town of Stratford, CT Adds AED Location System to 9-1-1 Center

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The Town of Stratford, CT and Atrus, Inc, have announced a new partnership aimed at saving lives in the community with the addition of Atrus’ AED Link™ system. This new information system will assist 9-1-1 dispatchers in helping callers locate life-saving automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available near sudden cardiac arrest victims. With AED Link™ 9-1-1, dispatchers can instantly view the location of registered AEDs near the scene of sudden cardiac arrest emergencies and instruct bystanders to retrieve one in time to help save a life.