Pecos Valley Public Services

Pecos Valley Public Services Medical Rescue and Community EMS agency We respond to emergencies if requested from local, state or federal agencies.

Urgent services to the community are offered for situations that require expedited attention but do not present an immediate threat to life or health. Our goal is to provide support and stabilize a situation, ensuring an individual’s basic safety while preventing further harm. We also cooperate with other organizations to provide general help and support when requested.

As the summer heat slowly comes to an end, it is time to look back at what our volunteers accomplished. They visited enc...
09/02/2026

As the summer heat slowly comes to an end, it is time to look back at what our volunteers accomplished.

They visited encampments, searched out-of-the-way places, stopped to check on people at bus stops, responded to 211 calls, and supported guests at the cooling center. During those rounds, one question kept coming up: Why do so many city bus stops provide no shade? Throughout the summer, PVPS provided heat relief and medical services to approximately 1,000 people, including visitors, tourists, local residents, and vulnerable neighbors. Many needed help with sunburn, blisters, cuts, scrapes, and other minor conditions. Others required emergency-room evaluation following suspected overdoses, falls, heat exhaustion, or more serious medical concerns. Every one of these services was provided by volunteers. People who contributed their time, professional skills, and medical training to help neighbors in need. We are deeply grateful for their work and dedication.

You’ve seen us working on the streets. Now you can help us - from home or our office. No medical training is required. W...
08/23/2026

You’ve seen us working on the streets. Now you can help us - from home or our office. No medical training is required. We need volunteers who can answer phone calls and support our field crews through our new dispatch radio system when they need assistance. Interested? Send us a message. Please share 🙏

We are very concerned for the well-being of our neighbors. PLEASE: If you know something, say something. Contact us, it ...
08/11/2026

We are very concerned for the well-being of our neighbors. PLEASE: If you know something, say something. Contact us, it will remain confidential if requested.

Added to our equipment. A vacuum splint, is an emergency medical device used to immobilize fractured bones or dislocated...
08/06/2026

Added to our equipment. A vacuum splint, is an emergency medical device used to immobilize fractured bones or dislocated joints. It works by pumping air out of a flexible shell filled with tiny polystyrene beads, causing the beads to lock together and form a rigid, custom-molded cast around the injury.

Dogs are people too. For two month, our volunteers have provided DAILY heat relief for our neighbors. We gave out more t...
08/01/2026

Dogs are people too. For two month, our volunteers have provided DAILY heat relief for our neighbors. We gave out more than 800 bottles of water, provided medical care to many folks and, unfortunately, had to send a number of more serious cases to the ER.

We may have blocked you, or cut you off. We don't do this for fun. Please understand that we are helping somebody in nee...
07/24/2026

We may have blocked you, or cut you off. We don't do this for fun. Please understand that we are helping somebody in need. Please give our teams the space and safety to work. Thank you very much. Please share.

Food for thought.
07/17/2026

Food for thought.

Do you want to help your community AND get trained as a first responder? Here's your chance. EMR's are nationally regist...
07/11/2026

Do you want to help your community AND get trained as a first responder? Here's your chance. EMR's are nationally registered and can be licensed by the state.

Busy days behind us, with more still ahead. Pecos Valley Public Services has been providing daily heat relief on the str...
07/09/2026

Busy days behind us, with more still ahead. Pecos Valley Public Services has been providing daily heat relief on the streets, medical support during the UFO Festival, and we also completed a clinical/pharmacy inspection. During June, our teams assisted well over 300 people, including tourists, local residents, and unhoused neighbors. We provided water, electrolytes, bus tokens, medical assessments, and other support. Some patients needed a higher level of care and were referred to the ER. We are grateful for our volunteers and proud to serve our community.

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200 W. First Street
Roswell, NM
88203

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