Ok Urban EMT's, Make yourself KNOWN!!!!

[ECC]

you got it, bro. 7 acr's in one 8-hr tour oh yeah.

7 in 8?

How about 30 in 24? :wink: I remember a 4 page unit activity log in 1993. And 17 runs in 8 in 1994...boy that was a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago.

35W1 1991-1995.

[SouthBronxEMT]

u r lucky to get 4 jobs now... unless u buff all the good ones!!

[ECC]

That is what you scan PD freqs for...but I understand they took them our of your radios a while back...

[Phoenix_Pixie697]

Big city?? Sorta, not like Detroit, but a lot more violent than Detroit. Flint, MI the number two city in the nation for murder. Yeah.. so I'm bragging.. but not in a good way, it's not like I'm brave enough to live there.. I'm a whimp when it comes to that. sorry.

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[SJVFD_Probie]

In a fairly populated area in Northern Virginia. Prince William county, specifically Manassas. I would say that it is pretty urban, still considered suburban, but as some people have said before, it is closer to urban thatn rural.

[FRANKENSTEIN]

Sac city metro

The vietnamese in the south seem to crash their cars a lot :shock:

[genis]

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Las Vegas EMT here but I am moving to NYC for school and I hopefully keeping up w/ my skills :wink:

[ALERT Medic]

Charlotte, NC. 542 square miles and 75,000+ calls/yr.

[AdamJ1555]

With 3000 calls a day, the FDNY EMS is perhaps the most busy EMS in the world, definitely in the US

London Ambulance Service has them beat, I think....

[bullmedic]

How about 56,000 calls this year with only 8-24 hour units. You do the math. I think we have to be up there as far as calls per unit.

Bull