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Members of WVAC include volunteers and paid staff members. The volunteers consist of more than forty dedicated professionals who provide around-the-clock emergency services, while the paid staff includes six full-time professionals who are responsible for administrative duties, such as managing finances and training new personnel.

WVAC offers emergency medical services to the residents of Wilton and its surrounding communities. They also provide a wide range of non-emergency medical care, including health risk assessments, public health education, mental health counseling, and community outreach programs.

Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and possess basic life support certification in order to qualify for service as an EMT or Paramedic at WVAC. Additionally, prospective volunteers must go through a criminal background check process before being considered for membership within the organization.

Donations can be made online at www.wiltonvac.org/donate or via mail using the address found on our website under "Donated Now." All donations are tax deductible and will directly help fund our mission objectives to serve the community with consistent top quality EMS care when it is needed most.

EMTS must renew their certification every two years in order to remain active members within the Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps (WVAC). All renewal applications must be completed in sufficient time prior to recertification expiration in order to maintain an active status within the organization's roster.