Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc.

Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc.

Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc.

2023 Alarm Totals
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March 386
April 416
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June 394
July 476
Aug 461
Sept 454
Oct 448
Nov 402
Dec 469
Total 5132

2022 Alarm Totals
Jan 429
Feb 375
March 415
April 364
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Aug 568
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Dec 423
Total 5504

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January 363
February 329
March 354
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May 354
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December 416
Total 4513

2020 Alarm Totals
January 377
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April 237
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August 408
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October 390
November 367
December 317
Total 4168

2019 Alarm Totals
January 344
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March 350
April 342
May 397
June 413
July 447
August 478
September 405
October 386
November 353
December 360
Total 4514

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2015 3,718

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Excessive Heat Warning
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By Asst. Chief Michael Caron
July 19, 2019

Excessive Heat Warning Has Been Issued For Our Area…

As temperatures are forecast to reach into the upper 90s this weekend and heat index values over 100 degrees, you need to know the warning signs your body is giving you when it comes to heat exhaustion vs heat stroke...

Staying cool and making simple changes in your fluid intake, activities and clothing during this hot weather can help you remain safe and healthy.

Take it slow, drink lots of water and check on your elderly neighbors.

Know the warning signs your body is giving you when it comes to heat exhaustion vs heat stroke..

Heat Exhaustion Signs:
Faint/Dizzy
Excessive Sweating
Cool, Pale, Clammy Skin
Nausea or Vomiting
Rapid/Weak Pulse
Muscle Cramps

What to do for Heat Exhaustion:
Get to a cooler, air conditioned place quickly
Drink water if conscious
Take cool shower or use cold compresses

Heat Stroke Signs:
Throbbing headache
No Sweating
Body Temperature above 103
Red, hot, dry skin
Nausea or Vomiting
Rapid/Strong Pulse
May lose consciousness

What to do for Heat Stroke: CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY!!!!

It's important to hydrate before you head outdoors and continue to hydrate while outdoors.

Heat can be deadly if you don't take the proper precautions.


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Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc.
1111 Osborn Avenue
PO Box 924
Riverhead, NY 11901
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