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October 30, 2017

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Pearl River Alumni Ambulance Corp

1 month ago

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Sunday September 15th Pearl River Ambulance along with Pearl River Fire Department, Rockland Paramedics, and South Orangetown Ambulance Corp. Responded to the scene of a 3 car motor vehicle accident on veteran's memorial drive by the Pearl River Hilton. 2 cars were engulfed in flames and were immediately extinguished by PRFD. All parties self extricated themselves prior to our arrival. No serious injuries reported. ... See MoreSee Less

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Pearl River Alumni Ambulance Corp

1 month ago

To all the first responders who selflessly gave their lives that day running into the unknown and never came back out. To all the innocent citizens who just went to work that day or boarded a plane and had no idea what was to come. We stand together. We stand proud to be Americans. Kiss your loved ones. Never forget! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

Please everyone be careful today. Check on your elderly neighbor's. Remember to stay hydrated and indoors in air conditioning.We'll be experiencing an extreme heat wave today through this weekend. With temperatures in the mid 90s and heat index up to 115, it will be very dangerous to be outside for long times. Try to spend as much time as possible inside air conditioned buildings. Drink plenty of water or beverages with electrolytes to stay hydrated.

If you or someone you know does not have A/C in your home, look up cooling centers nearby.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Check in on friends and family who might not have A/C.

Besides the effects of the heat on people, the heat will impact animals as well. Blacktop will be extremely hot and can burn the paws of your pets. Try to walk your pets on grass instead of on the road when possible. It is better to leave your pets home than to bring them out with you to run errands. The temperature inside of a car will rise to dangerous levels very quickly without A/C running, and no pet should be exposed to that. ... See MoreSee Less