Fox Valley Regional Trauma Advisory Council

10/07/2026

📢 EVENT REMINDER – Tonight at 18:00!

🔥 Managing the Complex Fire Victim

Fire victims rarely present with just one problem. Thermal burns, inhalation injury, toxic exposure, trauma, and evolving respiratory compromise can quickly turn a seemingly straightforward patient into a complex resuscitation.

Join us for an in‑depth lecture covering:
• Thermal Burns
• Inhalation Injury
• Toxic Exposure

This session will focus on assessment, treatment, and decision‑making challenges from first contact through ongoing management and transport.

Fox Valley RTAC business meeting will follow the education. Everyone is welcome!

📅 Date: October 7, 2026
⏰ Time: 18:00
📍 Location: FVTC Public Safety Training Center (PSTC)

10/01/2026

Fire victims rarely present with just one problem. Thermal burns, inhalation injury, toxic exposure, trauma, and evolving respiratory compromise can quickly turn a seemingly straightforward patient into a complex resuscitation.

Join us for:

Managing the Complex Fire Victim

🔥 Thermal Burns
🫁 Inhalation Injury
☠️ Toxic Exposure

This class will focus on the assessment, treatment, and decision-making challenges involved in caring for patients exposed to fire and smoke—from the initial assessment through ongoing management and transport.

📅 October 7, 2026
⏰ 18:00
📍 FVTC PSTC

06/30/2026

Greetings all, as today concludes my contractual period, I wish to acknowledge the invaluable support I have received and the remarkable growth of our region. I look forward to seeing the continued progress of our region. Effective July 1st, Aaron Droessler will take over as coordinator, leveraging his expertise to swiftly master the trauma system. May God bless all of you. Jason. Aaron Droessler

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

FVRTAC meeting will be 1800 on June 17th. FVTC public safety training center

06/10/2026

Please congratulate Behavioral Health Officer Josh Peterson on being awarded the Wisconsin 2026 CIT (Crisis Intervention Teams) Officer of the Year Award. This special award is presented to officers for outstanding service to the community that embodies the fair and kind treatment for people with mental illness and works proactively to de-escalate situations.

Among the praises within the nomination papers for this award, the following was said of Josh:
"Officer Peterson pours his heart into making our community a safer, healthier, and more compassionate place to live and grow. He has restored hope for countless individuals and changed many lives through his passion for mental‑health‑centered policing. Every day, he builds trust, strengthens relationships, solves problems, restores dignity, and creates meaningful, lasting
impacts for community members who rely on his support."

Congratulations again and thank you for all you do to improve the quality of life of people affected by mental health conditions in Neenah!

NAMI Wisconsin

06/10/2026

With severe weather possible over the next couple of days, now is the time to know where your safe place is located.

👉 For houses and apartments: Get to the lowest level of the building. Go to an interior room away from windows.
👉 If you are in a mobile home, you may need to leave if a tornado watch is issued and head to a safer and more sturdy building. This is to allow you time to get to a safe location before a tornado warning is issued.

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Trauma Symposium 2026 going strong

05/18/2026

Celebrating our Region and State EMS providers.