Moose spotting News News | Aug 21, 2013 It was only a training, but you would have never known it by the incredible effort, teamwork and communication by all of the agencies involved in a live training in Vail on Aug. 15. After a staged shooting at the Ford Park ball fields, four fake victims wearing realistic âCut Suitsâ created by Strategic Operations were taken to Vail Valley Medical Center for full medical assessments and real-time surgeries. Typically used for military training, this was one of the first times the Cut Suits were used by a hospital in one of the most advanced and collaborative community emergency trainings ever performed. Special thanks to Eagle County Sheriff Special Operations Unit, Eagle County Paramedic Services, Vail Police Dept., Vail Fire Dept., Eagle River Fire Protection District, Vail Recreation District, town of Vail, Rocky Vista University and Vail Valley Medical Center. News Eagle announces finalists for police chief Mar 28, 2024 Boulder rockers Firefall perform in Beaver Creek Thursday Mar 28, 2024 Colorado Mountain College seeks public input about next college president Mar 27, 2024 Preschoolers in Vail and Edwards get a visit from Colorado’s governor Mar 27, 2024 Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases March wolf map; activity returns to Eagle River Valley Mar 27, 2024 See more Support Local JournalismDonate
Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases March wolf map; activity returns to Eagle River Valley Mar 27, 2024