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Monday, January 25, 2016

SFD complete training on the new Wicomico County Mass Casualty Trailer

Members of the SFD complete training on the new Wicomico County Mass Casualty Trailer. The trailer has the ability to provide basic life support services such as oxygen therapy, backboard/spinal stabilization, infection control, trauma mitigation, and other disciplines.
The unit was funded by tax dollars and grant funds.




12 comments:

Anonymous said...

What's next. A hemorrhoid emergency transport vehicle. Wanna be doctors without brains.

Anonymous said...

Kind of disturbing, that the local police dept. is outfitted with a "mass casualty" trailer...instead of the highly trained paramedics and firemen. Not that the police dept. doesn't get first aid training, but wouldn't this be more appropriate for the ambulance and rescue crews?

Anonymous said...

I like that it says "Mass Casualty Trailer" on the side. Bring on mayhem, Wicomico is prepared! $$$$$$$$$

Anonymous said...

Maybe they can pull it with the sheriffs armored vehicle.

Anonymous said...

Sheriff Shorty will save us.

Anonymous said...

Where does it say anything about the police department -- they were training the local fire and emergency medical services people.

Anonymous said...

Martial law is coming to a city near you...

Anonymous said...

We now have the ability to provide life saving emergency services to multiple people in remote areas. This is a good thing.

I hope it never needs to be used but I can't believe all of the complaints.

Anonymous said...

I can't believe what I'm reading. Some of you really need something to do.

Anonymous said...


I am pretty sure our officers of WC will provide the other DISCIPLINES.

Anonymous said...

FYI. The County has had a Mass Casualty Trailer for 20+ years. This is just replacing that old unit. I could try to explain its exact purpose but you guys don't want to hear that you just want to complain about everything.

Anonymous said...

Who are they kidding, it's going to be ready and stocked for their own employees.