With 156 calls for August, this still keeps WVAC on pace at least as many calls as last year.

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With 141 calls for August, this still keeps WVAC on pace for a potential record-breaking year in terms of call volume.

This post explores the essential role WVAC plays in communities, highlighting its impact, operations, and how it supports public health and safety.

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With 147 calls for July, this still keeps WVAC on pace for a potential record-breaking year in terms of call volume.

With 155 calls for June, this still keeps WVAC on pace for a potential record-breaking year in terms of call volume.

With 156 calls for May, this still keeps WVAC on pace for a potential record-breaking year in terms of call volume.

We are looking forward to taking delivery of our brand new ambulance in the next week.

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While 143 calls are the fewest monthly EMS calls since last April, it still sets a record for the most calls in the month of April. This still puts WVAC on pace for yet another record call volume year.

WVAC is hiring for the position of Executive Director! The Executive Director will oversee daily operations, while upholding the highest standards in compliance, community relations, and volunteer support. The leadership position is ideal for someone with a passion for public service, a deep respect for volunteerism, and expert knowledge of EMS operations. The Executive Director will report to the WVAC Operations Committee. This is a paid position.

Although 146 calls do not set an all-time monthly record, it is a record March for WVAC.

Although 149 calls do not set an all-time monthly record, it is a record for February for WVAC.

WVAC surpassed its highest monthly call volume in January, responding to 176 calls for service

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