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Health & Safety

Police, Fire and Rescue

The Middlesex County Sheriff’s Department, the Middlesex County Volunteer Fire Department and the Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad protect your life, your health and your property.

Please note: Open burning within the town limits is not permitted unless you have a burning permit.

When to call 911

To report a fire
To report a crime in progress
To report an accident where you think someone is seriously injured
To report a medical emergency that could be life threatening

When to call the Police Department directly: 758-2779

To report an after-the-fact crime
To provide information about a crime that has already taken place
To report suspicious activity.

When to call the Fire Department directly: 758-2320

To get a burning permit.
To donate money to support the Volunteer Fire Department.
To arrange for a presentation on fire prevention
To arrange for a fire prevention home inspection
To join the Volunteer Fire Department

When to call the Rescue Squad directly: 758-4405

To donate money to support the Rescue Squad
To join the rescue squad
To sign up for CPR training

Emergency Notification

Residents and business owners can sign up to receive personalized voice messages from the town with up-to-the-minute information on emergency matters.

Hospitals

There are three regional hospitals within 30 minutes of Urbanna, all with 24-hour emergency facilities. All of them provide Nightingale emergency medical helicopter service to major medical centers in Richmond, Norfolk and Newport News.

Rappahannock General Hospital in Kilmarnock is a 77-bed facility offering a full range of inpatient/outpatient medical, surgical, and specialty services, 24-hour Emergency Care, and state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging services
Riverside Tappahannock Hospital is a 100-bed facility that offers nuclear medicine, physical therapy, diagnostic services, respiratory therapy, family medicine, 24-hour emergency care, cardiology and orthopedic surgery
Riverside Middle Peninsula Hospital, a 71-bed facility in Gloucester County, provides general medical and surgical care, intensive and cardiac care, physical therapy, various diagnostic services, and 24-hour emergency care

Nursing Homes

Middlesex County has two nursing home facilities. Riverside Convalescent Center in Saluda
accommodates 60 long-term care patients. Mizpah Health Care Center in Locust Hill provides
intermediate care to 64 patients.

Fitness

The Middlesex County Family YMCA in nearby Hartfield has fitness equipment and programs for all ages. The Town occasionally offers classes like yoga and Pilates for a fee. Contact Parks and Recreation for a schedule.