#GMVEMSC: GMVEMSC is now on Twitter

The Social Media Committee is proud to announce that the Greater Miami Valley EMS Council is now on Twitter. We are excited that we continue to expand our avenues of communication with public safety personnel in our region. Click on the link below to be taken directly to our Twitter Page.

https://twitter.com/gmvemsc

Brian Phillips

Social Media Committee Chair

Greater Miami Valley EMS Council

O: 937-548-9339

C: 937-564-1683

F: 937-548-5829

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#GMVEMSC: GMVEMSC General Meeting - May 26th, 2:00 p.m.

Good morning,

The next GMVEMSC general meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 26^th at 2:00 p.m. and it will be held virtually via Zoom. Access information is included below and technical information if needed can be found in the attached power point. I've also attached an agenda and the draft minutes from the March 24^th meeting.

Be assured that we have taken all actions necessary to make our upcoming Zoom meeting secure. All suggestions from the cyber security community and by Zoom have been put in place. Those include using randomly generated meeting IDs and passwords. In addition, at the beginning of the meeting, we will ask all who call in by telephone to state their name so it can be added to the other on-screen names. If you have any additional questions, comments, or concerns about the security of our meeting, or have trouble logging in please reach out to John Gutsmiedl, DMMRS Intern, via email: john.gutsmiedl@daytonohio.gov or phone: 402-214-3769.

Please see below for meeting information.

EMS Council Meeting

Time: May 26, 2020 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting Online

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82082403380?pwd=YU1XMDZKZHRSMFNFdkFPeUdvR2tEQT09

Meeting ID: 820 8240 3380

Password: 003183

Join Zoom Meeting By Phone

One tap mobile

+13126266799,,82082403380#,,1#,003183# US (Chicago)

Normal Phone Number

+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

Meeting ID: 820 8240 3380

Password: 003183

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!
Sandy

Sandy Lehrter

Office Manager/Executive Assistant

Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association

Greater Miami Valley EMS Council

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a: 241 Taylor St. Suite 130 Dayton, OH 45402

#GMVEMSC: FW: SFM Variance - Fireworks Sales During Stay Safe Ohio

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May 19, 2020

SFM Variance - Fireworks Sales During Stay Safe Ohio

Click here for the variance for fireworks sales just issued by the Marshal.

It permits online sales and curb-side pickup (on a licensed premise) of 1.4G/consumer fireworks sold at retail and wholesale by licensed wholesalers and manufacturers. It also permits online verification of an exhibitor's license and local permit for the sale of 1.3G/display fireworks. The variance lasts during the effective period of Executive Order 2020-01D and applicable Director of Health Orders for business operations, including Dr. Acton's April 30, 2020 "Stay Safe Ohio" Order.

It is being distributed to the 50 licensees today & Code Enforcement will work with the local fire departments with licensed locations in their jurisdiction to make such departments aware of the variance.

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#GMVEMSC: FW: 2020 National EMS Week

OHIO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

Ohio Emergency Medical Services

Robert L. Wagoner, Interim Executive Director

www.ems.ohio.gov

ems week

NATIONAL EMS WEEK

May 17-23 commemorates National EMS Week, bringing together local communities and emergency medical personnel to promote safety and honor the dedication of those who provide the day-to-day lifesaving services on medicine's "front line."

While the Division of EMS and the Ohio Chapter, American College of Emergency Physicians had to make the difficult decision to postpone the 20^th Ohio EMS Star of Life Awards celebration until further notice, we do want to highlight the heroic, lifesaving work of our frontline emergency personnel throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The theme "EMS STRONG…" exemplifies the commitment and dedication of the 750,000 EMS providers nationwide and the more than 41,000 in Ohio who provide an essential community service every day.

This theme is even more evident when witnessing the sacrifices that Ohio’s first responders and emergency medical personnel have made during the nation’s fight against the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The service provided by EMS personnel is essential to our lives and plays a critical role in delivering vital emergency services to all Ohioans. We want to thank them for the daily sacrifices they make 24/7/365 to improve the level of care for Ohioans. We are in this together, Ohio!

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#GMVEMSC Training: FW: Celebrating EMS Week | Thank you from the Office of EMS

MS professionals have long served at the frontlines of our healthcare system, ready for any emergency.

EMS News

Celebrating EMS Week | Thank you from the Office of EMS

EMS professionals have long served at the frontlines of our healthcare system, ready for any emergency. For nearly half a century, we have celebrated the dedication of our nation's emergency medical services professionals during National EMS Week.

This year we mark this occasion during a most extraordinary time. Instead of hosting awards ceremonies and recognition events, EMS organizations in communities across the United States and around the globe are busy tackling a pandemic like nothing we've ever seen–one that tests us as individuals, and as a profession.

EMS Week #6

This year's National EMS Week 2020 theme is "Ready today. Preparing for tomorrow." This theme is so appropriate! As the continually evolving threat of COVID-19 has shown us, we don't always know what tomorrow will bring. Yet you and your colleagues throughout the first responder and healthcare communities have lived by these words, ready for whatever comes your way, and always preparing for what might come next–even when it's the unexpected.

I want to thank every EMS clinician and everyone who works hard to support them, including the administrative and logistics staffs and the family members whose own sacrifice makes it possible for you to perform your duty. As director of the NHTSA Office of EMS and leader of the EMS/Prehospital Team within the FEMA Health Systems Resiliency Task Force, I can assure you that your commitment and professionalism have not gone unnoticed. The entire Office of EMS staff is inspired by you to help you be even more ready the next time the tones sound, to support the advancement of local and State EMS systems, and to prepare for future challenges.

Thank you!

Jon R. Krohmer, MD, FACEP, FAEMS

Director, Office of EMS
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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