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Waterford Ambulance Service

+1 (860) 443-6302
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89 Rope Ferry Rd
Waterford, CT 06385
+1 (860) 443-6302
http://townofwaterford.com

The Town of Waterford's ambulance service is based out of the Waterford Fire Company station, although all five town fire companies will respond to medical emergencies. American Ambulances serves the town as well. The department will respond to both emergencies in East Lyme, New London and other surrounding towns if needed.

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