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On Thursday, our Rescue Services Unit sent six members to join the monthly Hunterdon County Urban Search & Rescue drill hosted at South Branch Emergency Services’ main station.
With the station preparing for a new generator installation, part of the existing shelter needed to be removed—creating the perfect real‑world scenario for the county team to practice breaching and breaking through a wall to reach a simulated patient. At the same time, another crew deployed a monopod high‑point system to safely lift the ‘
‘patient’.
Earlier today, crews responded to a motor vehicle accident after a vehicle struck a support column inside a garage. Due to the structural damage sustained, the building official requested that the structure be shored for safety.
Heavy Rescue 22-5’s crew worked alongside Readington Township OEM to install temporary shoring using struts to stabilize the affected area. Once the system was properly built and supporting the structure, the struts were safely removed. We extend a big thank you to Readington Township, NJ DPW for assisting with lumber and additional supplies needed for the operation.
BLS transported one patient from the scene for further medical evaluation.
While this incident was ongoing, BLS 22-53 responded into Tewksbury Township for a traumatic injury involving machinery. The patient was transported by medevac helicopter to a nearby trauma center for
further care.
It was a busy morning for members!
Congratulations are in order for our esteemed member Dan Campbell on his outstanding career achievements!
Congratulations to the graduates from our neighbors at Readington Volunteer Fire Company!
www.facebook.com/share/p/1GDVT5ZduU/?mibextid=wwXIfrRemember that back to school photo from a few months ago? Welp they did it all four of these gentlmen sucesssfully completed their firefighter 1 training at Hunterdon County Emergency Services Training Center (HCESTC) and all passed their state exams! Congratulations on your accomplishments (L to R) FF. Landrieu, FF. Lynch, FF. Mondelli, and FF. B. Schmitt stay safe and never stop learning this is only the beginning!