| On Saturday March 14, 2015, the Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad held our installation of new officers, and annual awards dinner. This years event was held at the Holiday Inn of Clinton, and we thank the Flemington-Raritan First Aid & Rescue Squad for providing Station Coverage while our members where allowed to attend the dinner with our guests. President Joseph Olivo welcomed all in attendance, and thanked our outgoing elected officers who completed their terms in December. Chief Setnicky than gave a 2014 Year in Review, with the following information:
|  2015 Officers Installed by Mayor Janice Kovach and Councilman Bob Smith, Town of Clinton. |
Just some of the members who make delivery of our services possible, and we thank them and their families - Answered Calls in 7 NJ Counties
- Responded to 36 different Municipalities
- Dispatched to calls in 24 of the 26 municipalities in Hunterdon County
- Cover 83.7 square miles, including weekday coverage, with population of 49,000 served (40% of County's population)
- Total of 45,540 hours of Duty Time completed
- 85 Volunteers and 20 Career members
- Cardiac Arrest ROSC (Return of Spontanious Circulation) results of 25% Pre-Hospital. (National average of 6%).
- Started a new EMT Training Program
Chief Setnicky continued by recognizing the five current CFARS members serving in the US Military, and noted that EMT/FF Nate Herrington leaves this Monday to join the US Navy as a Corpsman. We were also honored to have member Matt Wilson, USMC present for the evening while he is on leave from training in California.
Awards Presented
Part of the evening was to recognize those that have gone above and beyond, or gone that "Extra Mile". Three awards where presented this year:
High Call Takers of the year:
And this year's Most Valuable Player awards went to:
We also thank the families of all of our members, for allowing them to participate in the organization and making it the success that it is.
Awards Presented
Part of the evening was to recognize those that have gone above and beyond, or gone that "Extra Mile". Three awards where presented this year:
- Michelle Gardner and Chris Ryan received the award for all the hard work and dedication they gave towards building our new EMT Training Program.
- John Garrison received this award for all his volunteer hours to keep our Information Technology program up and running.
High Call Takers of the year:
- 3rd Place with 150 calls: EMT Scott Javis
- 2nd Place with 151 calls: EMT Trevor Deppe
- 1st Place with 162 calls: EMT Laura Adamcik
And this year's Most Valuable Player awards went to:
- Career: Shannon Giuliani
- Rescue: Scott Jarvis
- EMS: Adam Nordmeyer
We also thank the families of all of our members, for allowing them to participate in the organization and making it the success that it is.
Years Of Service Awards:
The following members where recognized as well for their years of continued service to the organization:
5 Years
10 Years
25 Years
30 Years
The following members where recognized as well for their years of continued service to the organization:
5 Years
- Connor Beaton
- Stacey Elliott
- John Glahn
- Michelle Harrison
- Chip Milcarek
- Betsy Milcarek
- Chris Miller
- Doreen Miller
- Michael Petruzzellis
- Gene Saltz
- Ryan Setnicky
- Paul Smith
10 Years
- Joseph Borowski
- Anthony Cusimano
25 Years
- Joseph Olivo
30 Years
- Frank Setnicky
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