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Ambulance, and Fire Depts. practice drills. | SMN News

March 19, 2019

Ambulance, and Fire Depts. practice drills. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---—The national emergency services, namely the Fire Department, Police, and Ambulance Departments, completed several days of multi-agency training in the district of Cole Bay together based on scenarios where they need to depend on each other to manage an incident successfully. Since the beginning of this year the Fire Department, Police Department and Ambulance Department haves intensified their joint trainings in order to continue to develop their professional capabilities and relationships. A key aspect is communication and understanding the procedures of the different entities.

The emergency departments also held exercises in January in the St. John’s neighborhood where an incident


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