Hollywood Vol. Rescue Squad Video

Cadets learn how to treat injured subjects. JULY 19 - The Hollywood Volunteer Rescue Squad Cadets met on Saturday, July 19th, 2008. Squad member Eleshia Mulligan instructed the cadets on techniques for controlling bleeding which included direct pressure, bandaging and elevation. The cadets were given three scenarios – a laceration to the arm, an impaled object in the leg and an eye injury. Direct pressure, bandaging and elevation were applied to the ... (Full Story & Photos)

Pig Roast for our Members JUNE 28 - On Saturday June 26th, The members of the Hollywood Volunteer Rescue Squad and Auxiliary(and their families) enjoyed a night of Fun and Socializing. Instead of our normal yearly picnic we decided to have a pig roast this year. Fun was had by all. A Special thanks to Auxiliary President Bob Brookins for cooking the pig and to the entertainment committee for organizing it ... (Full Story & Photos)

Cadets Practice Trauma Skills JUNE 21 - The Hollywood Vol. Rescue Squad Cadets took a field trip on Saturday, June 21. They all loaded into Ambulance 798 and went to Cadets Shane and Tyler Mulligan's home. The cadets were given a variety of incidents including a near drowning, a motor vehicle accident and an injured subject on a trampoline. Techniques on spinal immobilization were given by Member Eleshia Mulligan. Junior Cadet Rachael Ack ... (Full Story & Photos)

A Stand-by You Would Never Believe MAY 26 - On Friday May 23rd, Ambulance 799 headed out for a typical Friday night stand-by at Potomac Motor Speedway. It was anything but typical! The crew of Lieutenants Marsha Evans and Barbara Wible, along with driver First Responder Rich Battenfield watched one car rollover 4 times, and the driver walk away without a scratch! Close to the end of another race, a car tried to take out all the people standing ... (Full Story & Photos)

One trapped in California MARCH 28 - At 0445 hours Company 9, Squad 7, Rescue 83, Ambulance 797, and Medic 2 were alerted to 45461 Patuxent Beach Road for the Motor Vehicle Accident with Entrapment. Chief 9B responded to the scene and was advised by communications that a single vehicle into a tree with one subject trapped. Chief 9B arrived on the scene and assumed the command. Chief 9B reported extrication would be needed at 0502 hours. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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