Webster EMS

The Framingham Police Department is committed to enhancing public safety and reducing crime through exceptional police services, utilizing evidence-based data analysis and community outreach initiatives. Their mission focuses on proactive measures to deter criminal activity by fostering connections between officers and the neighborhoods they serve. Chief of Police Lester Baker, sworn in December 2020, emphasizes the department's dedication to service and community involvement, highlighting their accomplishments in maintaining safety. With a goal of increasing police presence in the community, the department aims to build relationships that help prevent crime before it occurs. Generated from the website

Vernon Ambulance provides a paid ambulance service dedicated to delivering emergency response in Vernon and its surrounding areas, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community. In addition to their core services, they actively engage in community education, offering CPR and First Aid training through the American Heart Association. The organization also invites community members to join the Vernon Volunteer Fire Department, fostering opportunities to give back while learning valuable skills to protect family, friends, and neighbors. As part of their commitment to community safety, Vernon Ambulance is involved in several initiatives to promote health and emergency preparedness in the region. Generated from the website

The Harvard Ambulance Service ( HAS ) was founded in 1972 to provide emergency medical services to residents and visitors of Harvard, Massachusetts. The ambulance is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is staffed by dedicated volunteers who respond from their homes at the time of a medical emergency. Each member of the ambulance service receives the highest level of training available and uses the best medical equipment we can provide.HAS's purpose is to provide quality prehospital emergency care for Harvard residents and visitors. This care includes emergency patient assessment, patient care, lifting, moving, transport, and transfer of care to hospital emergency room personal. It also includes patient advocacy, support for other town services such as police and fire departments, back-up service for surrounding town via our mutual aid agreements, and coverage for Harvard events such as road races and fairs. A HAS Director is appointed by, and reports to, the Harvard Selectmen. The HAS Director, in consultation with HAS members, appoints a management team responsible for specific activites such as education and training.All members of Harvard Ambulance Service have completed the Massachusetts requirements to uphold an Emergency Medical Technitian - Basic certification. We have continued our certification with a requirement of CPR cerification for the professional rescuer and National Incident Management 100 and 700 courses.