Category Archives: Community News
Apr
As temperatures begin to warm and daylight hours extend more than 15 hours per day, CLES has experienced a sharp increase in call volume during the month of April. On April 17th, CLES was dispatched to a reported fully involved structure fire in the 34000 block of the Seward highway as mutual aid to Moose […]
Apr
2022 Frazerbilt Ambulance
Apr
Donated equipment gives CLES new capabilities! With the snow melting and cabin fever in full swing, it’s easy to think about getting out and hitting the trails for hiking, biking and more. As visitors come to the Cooper Landing area, they can choose from a number of trails to take them up peaks and to […]
Mar
Every time the dispatch tones alert, we do not know if we are responding to an elderly person who fell, an adult having a heart attack, or a small child hit by a car. At Cooper Landing Emergency Services, we have to be prepared to manage patients across the lifespan from newborn infants to the […]
Mar
Teams from CLES and MPVFD work to stabilize injured snow machiner for transport to local trauma center.
Mar
This new Powerload XT stretcher will replace our older model stretchers that are 10 and 13 years old respectively.
Mar
CLES has been awarded a large grant by Southern Region EMS and the Cooper Landing Senior Center to replace the entire communication system to align with the new State requirements.
Mar
The LUCAS 3 augments CPR giving Volunteers an additional pair of hands to perform other life-saving procedures.
Feb
Initially conceived of as a method to address healthcare needs of underserved rural populations, mobile integrated healthcare and community paramedics and is a new model of inter-Dash professional, community-based outpatient healthcare delivery that utilizes the resources and training of EMS to fill gaps in local healthcare infrastructure expanding existing scopes of practice in most cases […]