ResQ Environments

SHOUT OUT! Thank you to the Freedom EMS group for bringing our team in to teach an RTF Operations Class and for purchasing 13 trauma/go bags! They are a dedicated and professional group that proved their commitment to the safety of their community! They actively participated in classroom education, hands on trauma intervention practice, tourniquet races, and multiple high stress, high fidelity scenarios. Great job!

Also thanks to the members of the Freedom Fire Department, the
Kimberly Fire Department,
Hortonville fire department and the New London Fire Department for sending members to participate as well!!

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Thanks to Fox Brothers Piggly Wiggly for bringing us in to teach a class on Surviving an Active Shooter in the Workplace along with Stop the Bleed! A great group of people putting in the time and effort to make their employees and customers safer!!

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Another unfortunate tragedy but within it we should look for the heros.
Train and prepare for the worst.
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Teachers, children became heroes 'within seconds' after shooter opened fire Teachers, faculty and children at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis helped save lives. 'It could have been far worse,' said Mayor Jacob Frey.

Today is National Stop the Bleed day. It’s a great opportunity to assess how prepared you are for when tragedy strikes.

Take a class, become an instructor, put together a kit and help to spread awareness!

One way that you can help is to push your organization to install public access stop the bleed kits. These kits become lifesaving resources for those that are trained in hemorrhage control so that they can apply point of injury care.

ResQ Environments can help you with training and acquiring equipment. We have access to North American Rescue products like individual kits, tourniquets, and STB cabinets. Let us know how we can help!!

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Come cheer on your favorite team!

🎟️ Tickets:
• $5 Adults
• $3 Students
• Kids 10 & under: FREE

🕠 Doors Open: 5:30 PM
🚒 BONUS: From 5–6 PM, check out our Mini Touch-a-Truck event featuring Grand Chute Police & Fire vehicles! Meet McGruff & Sparky too!

The Appleton Fire Department is pleased to announce the promotion of Firefighter Steven Jahr to the rank of Battalion Chief of Training and Resource Development, effective January 20, 2025.

Chief Jahr began his career with the Appleton Fire Department as a Firefighter in 2013.

Please help us congratulate Battalion Chief Jahr on his promotion!

THANK YOU!! Thank you to Gold Cross Ambulance Service Inc. Gold Cross Ambulance Service for their recent purchase of Trauma Go Bags! These bags have been placed into service on their front line ambulances to help deploy equipment into and manage mass casualty events. , , ,

THANK YOU to the Little Chute Fire Department for their recent purchase of mass casualty/trauma Go Bags!!! This represents once again their unwavering commitment to their community as they continue to train and increase preparedness to respond to various types of emergencies! Thank you and congratulations!

Please let us know if we can help you with your training or equipment needs!!
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In February, ResQ Environments sent medical supplies and instructors deep into the jungles of Peru to teach 36 local villagers emergency medical training. They were part of an evangelical mission trip to educate villagers who live far from the nearest large city (10-12 hour boat ride). Topics covered included tourniquets, pressure bandages, patient movement over short and long distances, and splinting. Some students traveled for 5 days to receive the training. 36 students completed the training and we were incredibly grateful for the opportunity to train them.

In February, ResQ Environments sent medical supplies and instructors deep into the jungles of Peru to teach 36 local villagers emergency medical training. They were part of an evangelical mission trip to educate villagers who live far from the nearest large city (10-12 hour boat ride). Topics covered included tourniquets, pressure bandages, patient movement over short and long distances, and splinting. Some students traveled for 5 days to receive the training. 36 students completed the training and we were incredibly grateful for the opportunity to train them.

Last chance to put in an order for some Mitch clothing. The deadline for orders is this Sunday, April 14th. Proceeds go to the Lundgaard scholarship fund!!

https://mitchlundgaard24.itemorder.com/shop/home/

SHOUT OUT !!

Thank you to Little Chute and Kimberly Fire Department for bringing us in to teach an Active Shooter Response Operations class! It was awesome to see their dedication and commitment to their community!!

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