This report provides a detailed description of a statewide injury prevention program of the Wisconsin Emergency Medical Technician Association. A project introduction is followed by brief descriptions of the components of the injury prevention program: occupant protection seminars; mock crash seminars; Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Buckle Bear, an official mascot used to reach young children with the very basic injury prevention message; Lifesaver's 8 Conference; public service announcements; EMS--The Invisible Public Health Service, a series of five regional workshops intended to help EMS providers learn how to develop effective public information and education programs; EMS Week activities; posters; and an exhibit booth at the Wisconsin State Fair. The 12-page report is accompanied by appendixes that contain sample campaign materials developed to implement the program, including the following: staff biographies; schedule of activities and publicity dealing with EMS Buckle Bear; public service announcements; EMS Week schedule and publicity; posters; curriculum and publicity materials from the occupant protection and mock crash seminars; publicity dealing with the Wisconsin State Fair; safety belt use data; and data on impaired driving. (YLB)