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Shift points for central operations are coded A1-A99, these are usually either an intersection, or a specific location such as a gas station for fueling. Ambulances are positioned strategically throughout the counties to provide coverage. A unit is typically required to be with in 500 meters of the particular point they are stationed. Each crew, typically has a particular spot they like to park when sitting at a point, such as in an empty parking lot or behind buildings. | Shift points for central operations are coded A1-A99, these are usually either an intersection, or a specific location such as a gas station for fueling. Ambulances are positioned strategically throughout the counties to provide coverage. A unit is typically required to be with in 500 meters of the particular point they are stationed. Each crew, typically has a particular spot they like to park when sitting at a point, such as in an empty parking lot or behind buildings. | ||
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| + | ==Livingston Community Ambulance== | ||
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Charlie 500 - Daytime Shift Supervisors | Charlie 500 - Daytime Shift Supervisors | ||
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Echo Units: 1 person in a non transporting ALS unit. (Ford Excursions) | Echo Units: 1 person in a non transporting ALS unit. (Ford Excursions) | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:59, 27 February 2017
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Lenawee Community Ambulance
*HVA/LCA have in their vehicles the following VHF-High band frequencies: 155.340 (HEARN), 155.280 (Statewide Disaster), 155.355 (Statewide Coordination) and County Fire Freqs Huron Valley Ambulance A = Alpha (ALS Paramedic Unit) B = Bravo (BLS EMT-Basic Unit) C = Charlie (Paramedic Supervisors & Upper Management such as Vice President) E = Echo (Paramedic first response unit, staffed with 1 senior paramedic) ALS = Advanced Life Support BLS = Basic Life Support Priority Codes: Priority 1 = Lights and Sirens Response Priority 3 = Non-emergent immediate response (911 calls) Priority 4 = A scheduled transfer normally handled by BLS units Priority 5 = Any transfer that is called in 1hr before the time of the pick-up
Shift points for central operations are coded A1-A99, these are usually either an intersection, or a specific location such as a gas station for fueling. Ambulances are positioned strategically throughout the counties to provide coverage. A unit is typically required to be with in 500 meters of the particular point they are stationed. Each crew, typically has a particular spot they like to park when sitting at a point, such as in an empty parking lot or behind buildings.
Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA) Unit Numbering
Livingston Community Ambulance
Charlie 500 - Daytime Shift Supervisors Charlie 600 - Night Shift Supervisors Alpha 101 - Hamburg Unit Alpha 102 - Genoa Unit Alpha 103 - Brighton Unit Alpha 104 - Hartland Unit Alpha 105 - West side (Grand River and Burkhart) Alpha 106 - 12 hour day shift unit (Grand River and Chilson) Alpha 107 - Cover car Echo Units: 1 person in a non transporting ALS unit. (Ford Excursions)
Lenawee Community Ambulance
All units are ALS 501 - Tecumseh 504 - Adrian 507 - Cambridge Twp 505 - 10 hrs out of Raisin Twp Fire 595 - 10 hrs out of Raisin Twp Fire with Supervisor 502 - Special Events Car 503 - Special Events Car 506 - Special Events Car 508 - Special Events Car 511 - Michigan International Speedway (MIS) Track car