East Hampton Village Ambulance no longer offers CPR or First Aid classes to the General Public. You can call American Heart Association for further information or go to their website: https://cpr.heart.org
Is your House number up?
Police, Fire and Ambulance personnel need to find your home quickly should an emergency occur.
It is difficult for emergency vehicles, utility trucks and delivery trucks to find homes and businesses whose address numbers are not properly posted.
Residences & Apartments
Post house numbers:
- Directly on your house, apartment, or garage.
- Where they can best be seen from the road.
- By the street or on a post or sign made of fire resistant material.
- That are easy to read, not cursive style.
- That are at least 4″ high
House Numbers: 4″ Tall
Your house number should be printed in numbers that are No Less Than 4″Tall and in contrasting color from your house color.
Your house numbers should be visible up to 150 feet, from all angles.
Be sure your house numbers can be seen at night.
Keep your numbers clearly visible throughout the year.
As a test, ask neighbors, friends or service people who visit your home if they saw your house numbers easily.
Encourage family, friends and neighbors to post their house numbers, too!
Can we find you in an emergency?
Clearly posted house numbers can save precious time should an emergency occur. Can life saving personnel find you?
Response time is critical; seconds lost can mean the difference between life and death.
Green Light Campaign
When you see a vehicle approaching you from behind with flashing green lights activated, please pull over safely and let them pass. Flashing green lights are an indication that a volunteer EMS provider is responding to a 911 emergency.