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Posted July 20,2024 15:03
By Jason Bohannon
July Rope Rescue Training

Today the Putnam County Rescue Squad done some low angle rope rescue training at Cane Creek Park. Rescue members along with Putnam County Fire Dept. members received a refresher on low angle rope rescue tactics. We had several seasoned rope technicians along with newer members that wanted a better understanding before they start their rope classes. We appreciate Cane Creek Park for letting us use the area to train and Team Leader Eddy Haynes for setting up the training today. To see more pictures from today's training check out the Putnam County Rescue Squad Facebook page. 

Posted May 22,2024 08:22
By Jason Bohannon
Rescue Squad Week

May 19, 2024 thru May 25, 2024 is the Official Rescue Squad Week in Tennessee. We appreciate all the hard work and long hours that our Volunteers put in to help the citizens of Putnam County and the many travelers that may pass through our county on a daily basis.  

Posted March 25,2024 10:22
By Putnam County Rescue Squad
Putnam County Rescue New Hire Orientation Weekend

The Putnam County Rescue Squad recently had 7 new members complete the New Hire Orientation weekend. The new hire orientation process is 2 weekends and involves classroom and field training in the following, Extrication, Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC), Vanessa K Free (VKF), & Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP). These mew members are now certified in the basics to help their community. Also some of the new members are already trained in the medical field and will a great assets to our Medical First Responder Program.  

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