Photo of Hardwick Rescue's A-2 ambulance with a person in the drivers seat and three providers standing in front. Photo courtesy of Vanessa Fournier.

Photo courtesy of Vanessa Fournier

2026 Local CPR/AED Trainings

NEXT TRAINING

April 20
5 PM – 8:30 PM
Wolcott: Heartsaver CPR/AED and Stop the Bleed
28 Railroad St
Wolcott, VT 05680, USA

FUTURE TRAININGS

Walden – May – TBD
Hardwick – June – TBD
Greensboro – July – TBD
Craftsbury – August – TBD
Woodbury – September – TBD
Hardwick – October – TBD
Greensboro – November – TBD
Craftsbury – December – TBD

Hazen 7th Graders Visit the Station

We had a lovely visit from a group of Hazen Union 7th graders and their teacher in April, as part of their community service day.  We gave them a tour of the trucks, explained how they could get involved in EMS and then gave them a chance to practice some compression skills on our CPR manikins and some tourniquet and wound packing skills on the Stop the Bleed arms. Maybe some future HRS members in these ranks?

Have a question about billing?

People call the station all the time with billing questions that are better handled by the agency that manages the bills. Their name is EMS Billing Solutions out of Golden Cross Ambulance in Claremont, NH.

Email: allyn@goldencrossamb.com  or hgirard@goldencrossamb.com
Phone: 603-542-8270

Hardwick Emergency Rescue Squad (HRS) is a private, non-profit, primarily volunteer ambulance service in northern Vermont which services portions of Caledonia, Lamoille, Orleans, and Washington Counties. Hardwick Rescue responds to 9-1-1 calls in the following towns: Hardwick, Wolcott, Stannard, Craftsbury, Greensboro, Wheelock, Walden, and Woodbury.

Serve our rural community as a volunteer ambulance driver or EMS provider.

Donations to HRS help us provide continuing education to members, maintain our ambulances, and so much more.


Public Resources

Home-Generated Sharps, Syringes, and Needles

To be safe and legal, dispose of home-generated sharps, needles, and syringes in this manner:

  1. Place sharps in an empty, rigid plastic container, such as a laundry detergent bottle.
  2. Tape the bottle’s cap shut with strong tape. Firmly attach a “Do Not Recycle” label to the bottle. You can print this sample label or call 802-828-1138 to request “Do Not Recycle” stickers for home-generated sharps.
  3. Dispose of bottle in the trash.

https://dec.vermont.gov/content/safe-disposal-sharps