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BCCRS 2025 Spring Newsletter is now available

April 23, 2025
BCCRS 2025 Spring Newsletter is now available
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Look in your mailboxes – or – download right here, right now.

Our Spring Newsletter is hitting the streets with plenty of good information about Call Volume and Notable Accomplishments in Operations, Personnel, and Governance.

Front Page Snippet:

Demand for BCCRS Services Increases in 2024 – Call Volume Up 7% Over 2023

BCCRS personnel responded to 8,833 calls in 2024 – an average of more than 24 alls/day – an increase 7% compared to 2023.

Among the most common type of calls:

  • Unconscious or decreased level of consciousness (826)
  • Cardiac, chest pain, and stroke emergencies (673)
  • Building or structure fires (145)
  • Pedestrian/cyclist struck by a vehicle (73)

BCCRS by the numbers:

  • 8,833 calls (unit responses) (2024)
  • 125+ active volunteers (EMTs, medics, firefighters)
  • 11 emergency response vehicles
  • 9,000+ hours of formal training

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