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Lebanon Rescue Calls - June

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June 2013 Rescue Statistics
 
The Lebanon Rescue Department had a very busy June 2013. The Rescue Department responded to 71 calls for service in June. In addition to these emergency calls, rescue volunteers stood by at several baseball and softball games, performed a free blood pressure clinic at the town elections and also stood by at the mud races to ensure a quick response in case of any emergencies.
This month we had several serious injury accidents in town, responding to 15 different accidents. Some of these involved off road vehicles and people should always wear a helmet! We ask everyone to stay alert, wear your seat belts and remember Maine State Law requires your headlights to be on anytime you have your windshield wipers on! School is out for the summer, so please slow down, children are out having fun and sometimes play too close to the roadway. 
The following is a breakdown of the rescue calls:
  • 15 Traffic/Transportation Accidents
  • 10 Public Assists, Lift Assists, etc
  • 7 Patients Fallen with Injuries
  • 6 Respiratory Emergencies
  • 5 Suicidal Patients
  • 5 General Illness/Heat Related Emergencies
  • 4 Cardiac Emergencies
  • 2 Unattended Deaths/Cardiac Arrests
  • 2 Abdominal Pain
  • 2 Assaults
  • 2 Diabetic Emergencies
  • 2 Stand By at Fire Scenes
  • 2 Traumatic Injuries
  • 2 Mutual Aid Calls to Neighboring Towns
  • 1 Lightning Strike Victim
  • 1 Seizure Patient
  • 1 Alarm Call
  • 1 Stroke Victim
  • 1 Unconscious Patient
Patients Treated/Transported
 
The Lebanon Rescue Department treated 83 patients in June. We had several serious accidents with multiple patients this month. Of the 83 patients, 40 were transported to local hospitals. The following is a breakdown of what hospitals patients were transported to:
·         Goodall Hospital in Sanford                 19
·         Frisbie Hospital in Rochester               19
·         Wentworth Douglas in Dover             2
 
Apparatus Response
·         Rescue One (back-up ambulance) responded to 23 calls
·         Rescue Two (primary ambulance) responded to 60 calls
·         EMS One (first response/command vehicle) responded to 61 calls
·         ATV One (off road rescue vehicle) responded to 4 calls.
 
Area of town where calls were located:
 
  • East        26 Calls
  • North    8 Calls
  • Center 16 Calls
  • South    6 Calls
  • West     12 Calls
  • Near Milton Border         3 Calls
 
 
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