Members of the Victor-Farmington Volunteer Ambulance Corps and Victor Fire Department recently participated in a joint training exercise designed to improve coordination during emergency responses.
The drill, led by Victor-Farmington’s Training Department on Monday, focused on ambulance operations, equipment familiarization and cardiac arrest response scenarios.
Officials said the training gave firefighters an opportunity to become more familiar with ambulance equipment and procedures while allowing both agencies to practice working together during high-stress medical emergencies.
Participants worked through simulated cardiac arrest situations that required coordination between fire and EMS personnel, helping crews refine communication and response strategies.
Victor-Farmington Volunteer Ambulance officials said collaborative training exercises are critical to ensuring a seamless response when agencies are called to real emergencies.
The organization noted that strengthening partnerships between first responders helps improve efficiency and patient care during critical incidents.
Ambulance officials thanked members of the Victor Fire Department for participating and said they look forward to continuing joint training opportunities in the future.
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