Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps
The Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps, established in 1968, provides essential emergency medical services to the Town of Plymouth, including the communities of Terryville, Pequabuck, and Plymouth Village. This volunteer-run organization consists of dedicated members from the community and neighboring towns who offer their time and skills out of a deep commitment to care for their neighbors.
In addition to their local services, the corps also assists surrounding areas through mutual aid partnerships. Their initiatives, such as the "File of Life" program and hands-only CPR training for students, underscore their ongoing mission to enhance community health and safety. Generated from the website
