Lakewood Township EMS

Lakewood Township EMS The EMS department is staffed 24 hours a day.

The Township of Lakewood's Emergency Medical Services Department was established in 1979 providing emergency care to the Lakewood residents and those that travel through.

It has been a super busy two weeks here at Lakewood EMS. Our staff has participated in numerous community events, all wh...
08/26/2026

It has been a super busy two weeks here at Lakewood EMS. Our staff has participated in numerous community events, all while continuing our daily EMS service. We started off with staff at Cops & Bobbers, then we moved to National Night Out, and then our annual Gary Letizia memorial blood drive, followed by some amazing training by our Medical Director Dr. Letizia, then our instructor staff helped teach life saving skills to some awesome young adults at the Police Youth Academy and then finished it off today with some of our staff assigned to a High Risk Transport Team taking part in a large scale emergency response drill. Our commitment to our community never ends and we love being a part of it all.

On Monday, August 17, Lakewood Township EMS and the Lakewood Volunteer First Aid Squad participated in a joint training ...
08/18/2026

On Monday, August 17, Lakewood Township EMS and the Lakewood Volunteer First Aid Squad participated in a joint training session on pediatric emergencies, led by our Medical Director, Dr. Matthew Letizia.

We are grateful to have such a dedicated and engaging medical director who continues to share his knowledge and support the professional development of our members. Thank you, Dr. Letizia, for another informative and valuable training session!

08/08/2026

Once again we will be helping sponsor The Gary Letizia Memorial Blood Drive. Come out and help support a great cause and help be the reason for someone’s tomorrow.

Lakewood EMS sends our deepest condolences to the family of Neptune EMS Chief Bil Rosen as well as our brothers and sist...
08/03/2026

Lakewood EMS sends our deepest condolences to the family of Neptune EMS Chief Bil Rosen as well as our brothers and sisters of Neptune EMS. Rest in Peace Chief.

It is with great sadness that we share the news that Neptune Township EMS Chief Bil Rosen collapsed and died in the line of duty this morning. He was 59. This is a major loss for all of us, and we’re still processing the shock. Bil was a friend, a family member, and held multiple significant roles throughout EMS in New Jersey. Bil touched countless lives through his work at Neptune EMS, the New Jersey EMS Task Force, Neptune OEM, as well as through his cooking, his teaching, and his family.

Bil was passionate about mental health and wellness and established a robust peer support system within Neptune Township EMS that has come to grow into something bigger than imagined. The hope for him was to create a program that nurtured and destigmatized the judgment around mental health in public safety. In addition to his role as EMS Chief for Neptune Township, he also held the positions of Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator for Neptune OEM, Training Module Manager for the NJ EMS Task Force and Deputy EMS Coordinator for Monmouth County, and was a long time dedicated member of Shark River Hills First Aid. He was a lifelong educator of public safety professionals, and instructed thousands of students both nationally and internationally.

He had a strong love of food, and, most of all, his family. You could feel the joy he had for watching his son Bash begin his journey in EMS. Most recently, they could be found standing together side by side at the FIFA world cup. In addition to that, he could be found at the sidelines of Bash’s soccer games cheering him on with pride. Notoriously known for his famous kayak and hunting trips with his close friends; he had a love for getting outdoors and always loved to share his tales with coworkers and friends alike.

We’ll share more details about services as soon as we have them. For now, please keep Bil’s wife Kristin, his son Sebastian, his loving family, and everyone whose lives he touched along the way in your thoughts. His dad jokes will be deeply missed, and the joy he brought to all of us will never be forgotten. The legacy he has left behind will be carried on for generations by all the lives that Bil touched.

NJ EMS Task Force
Shark River Hills First Aid Squad, Inc
Monmouth County Sheriff's Office
Neptune Township Office of Emergency Management
Neptune Township Special Operations Rescue

Congrats to Chief Botts for putting up a strong fight. Keep your head held high Sir.
07/21/2026

Congrats to Chief Botts for putting up a strong fight. Keep your head held high Sir.

Lakewood EMS own EMT Rue was not only able to assist while on shift with the set up but once off shift she was able to q...
07/20/2026

Lakewood EMS own EMT Rue was not only able to assist while on shift with the set up but once off shift she was able to quick change into her water rescue gear for the rest of the show.

Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July. As we celebrate the 250th make to please be safe during your activities.
07/04/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July. As we celebrate the 250th make to please be safe during your activities.

06/21/2026

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1555 Pine Street
Lakewood, NJ
08701

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