Welcome

The Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad is a nonprofit organization that provides pre-hospital Emergency Medical Services and Rescue Services (vehicle extrication, water rescue, collapse, trench, rope and confined-space rescue) to the Town of Clinton, and portions of Clinton Township, Lebanon Borough, Franklin Township and Union Township. Our members run approximately 2,000 calls a year in the 48 square miles we cover.

We are always in need of volunteers. If you are interested in becoming part of our organization, follow the membership link to find out how.

Membership Information

04/18/2008 : EMSRES : Route 78 West mm 21.9 (Clinton Twp) The Squad and Clinton Twp Fire was dispatched for a MVA overturned with possible ejection. BLS4651 went enroute immediately, while responding the location was changed to be further east which brought out Lebanon Boro Fire and Whitehouse Rescue Squad. NJSP on scene confirming 1 patient ejected and seriously injuried. Northstar Medevac was requested to fly. On arrival of BLS 4651 Deputy Chief Gallas established command and gave all units a size up and staging instructions. Heavy Rescue 4556 arrived and provided lighting, and cut down several trees and brush to give access to the patient. Crews removed the patient using a stokes basket. Northstar Medevac landed at the scene. Units assisting on scene where BLS 4651, 4552 Heavy Rescue 4556, Squad 18, Engine 4663 and BLS 2254. All units released by NJSP and returned at 0200

05/03/2008 : PUB : Blood Drive (Annandale) A successful blood drive was held at the Clinton First Aid and Rescue squad building on May 3 from 9am till 2:30pm. New Jersey Blood Services setup shop in our meeting room and collected 24 pints of blood and had 6 defferals, this met our goal of 30. Whole blood and red blood cells were collected during this drive. The drive was put together by the cadet's at the Clinton First Aid and Rescue Squad. In addition to community members, several squad personnel donated blood.

04/09/2008 : DRILL : Round Valley (Annandale) The water rescue team at Clinton First Aid and Rescue squad performed a cold water drill on April 9, 2008 at Round Valley Reservoir. The water was a chilly 42 degrees. Clad in dry suits, members of the team practiced rescuing and immobilizing a victim of an emergency in the frigid waters.