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

08/07/2010 : EMSRES : Sidney Rd @ Lower Landsdown Rd (Franklin Twp) At 1048 the Squad, Quakertown and Clinton Fire were dispatched for an MVA. Enroute crews were advised of a 2 vehicle MVA with one vehicle that had rolled several times and was well off the road with the patient on the ground. BLS4651 was the first unit on scene and requested ALS and Northstar to fly. Additional units from the Squad included BLS4553 and HR455 with 13 members. Quakertown Fire responded with BLS9151 and Rescue 91, Clinton Engine 45-1 assisted with the LZ. Northstar arrived and transported the patient to a local trauma center.

07/30/2010 : PUB : CFARS Scholarship (Clinton) The Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad is proud to award their 2010 educational scholarship to Jennifer Borowski. Jennifer recently graduated from North Hunterdon Regional High School with high honors and plans to attend the Univeristy of Delaware in the fall. In addition to her many academic and community activities, Jennifer is also a volunteer EMT with the Clinton Squad. We wish her continued success!

06/08/2010 : DRILL : Rescue Drill (Hampton) On Tuesday June 8th the Hampton Fire Co and Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad performed a joint extrication drill at the borough garage in Hampton. Crews from both depts. were mixed into 2 groups, and then performed different evolutions including side and roof removals and creating a "3rd door" on 2 different cars that had been donated by area residents. The 2 groups worked with several types of hydraulic tools, sawzalls and stabilization equipment. By training with our mutual aid company's, when it comes to the real thing we will be better trained and working together will be much easier, that in turn leads to a quicker and safer extrication and faster patient treatment.