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Wethersfield Emergency Medical Services

Serving the Wethersfield Community Since 1956

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Wethersfield Emergency Medical Services

How We Got Our Start

Since its inception in 1956, Wethersfield Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has stood as a pillar of quality emergency medical care within the town of Wethersfield, CT. Born from the dedicated efforts of the Wethersfield Lions’ Club, which spearheaded fundraising initiatives for the Wethersfield Volunteer Association, our organization has a storied history of community support and commitment. Originally housing its first ambulance at a gasoline station at the intersection of Wells Road and the Silas Deane Highway, and subsequently at Firehouse No. 2, our journey saw significant milestones including the construction of our initial headquarters in 1962 on Lancaster Road—a project made possible through the contributions of association members.

 

The evolution of Wethersfield EMS continued with the town’s construction of our current headquarters on Prospect Street in 1982, further cementing our foundation and enabling us to expand our reach and capabilities. Today, with multiple ambulances ready and available 24/7, 365 days a year, our professional crews are always on standby to respond not only to the needs within Wethersfield but also to assist neighboring towns whenever called upon.

 

We are a team of skilled professionals deeply committed to delivering the highest level of care to our patients. Whether facing a minor injury or a life-threatening emergency, Wethersfield EMS is here to offer prompt, compassionate, and expert medical assistance. Our history is a testament to our dedication, and our present operations reflect our ongoing commitment to the health and safety of our community.

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