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Salisbury Fire Department Announces Ambulance Addition to Vehicle Fleet
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Salisbury Fire Department Announces Ambulance Addition to Vehicle Fleet

SALISBURY, N.C., July 6, 2016 -- Salisbury Fire Chief Bob Parnell is pleased to announce the addition to its vehicle fleet a 2008 ambulance. In November 2015, the ambulance was declared surplus and donated by Rowan County to the Salisbury Fire Department. The ambulance is an additional resource for the department to continue to provide rapid, compassionate and professional services to our citizens.

 

The ambulance will complement current fire department companies and personnel at structural fires and other emergency responses, also stand-by’s such as downtown events, parades, work details and recreational events. The ambulance is themed in conjunction with the departments’ upcoming 200th anniversary in 2017.

The ambulance body has a new wrap which highlights the department anniversary in 2017 with the hashtag #SFD200, the downtown Salisbury skyline featuring The Bell Tower, The Plaza and The Washington Building. Prior to Rowan County taking over the ambulance service for the county in 1984, the Salisbury Fire Department staffed a busy ambulance called Emergency One from 1978 to 1985.

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Current COVID-19 Restrictions

Executive Order 185:

  • Lifts the Modified Stay at Home Order established under Executive Order 181
  • Still requires face coverings in all public indoor settings
  • Allows many businesses to operate at 50% capacity
  • Extends onsite service of alcohol until 11 p.m.
  • Lifts the 100-person cap on some businesses that were operating at 30% capacity
  • Allows some indoor businesses – including bars and taverns, indoor amusement parks, movie theaters and indoor sports arenas – to open at 30% capacity (with a cap of 250 people)
  • Allows larger indoor arenas with a capacity of more than 5,000 people to open at 15% capacity with no cap (as long as additional safety protocols in place)
  • Increases the indoor mass gathering limit to 25 people (the outdoor mass gathering limit remains at 50 people)

Each of these routes arrives and departs from the central Transfer Site on Depot St. Any bus you board can take you to the Transfer Site. Any member of the public may ride on the bus. The buses do not operate on holidays.

Please note that the last time listed for a stop indicates the last bus will be traveling to that location and no further transfers are available.

If you leave home, practice your Ws: Wear, Wait, Wash

Covid-19: What are the 3 w's for COVID-19? 1 Wear a cloth mask over your nose and mouth. 2 Wait 6 feet apart. Avoid close contact. 3 Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.

Stay safe. When outside, stay at least 6 ft. apart.

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