Lincroft First Aid & Rescue Squad

03/03/2026

BIRTHDAY SHOUTOUT!!! Happy Birthday to our amazing 3rd lieutenant Hannah Guthrie! We hope you have an amazing day!

02/26/2026

Pictures from the Lincroft First aid and Lincroft Fire instillation dinner 📸
Last Saturday our members celebrated our new line officers at this year’s installation dinner!
Thank you Mike Navarro for planing such a nice event!

02/23/2026

Last nights at around 1:40 am our snow standby crew responded to an expecting mother. EMTs Chris Nolan, Hannah Guthrie, Danny Burke, Dan Fowler, and Kevin Guether assisted in the delivery of her baby. The baby was born at 1:58 am! The mother was safely transported in 71-1-58 and the baby was safely transported in 71-1-59! Thank you to our responding crews for helping in such a successful delivery and congratulations to the new mom!

02/22/2026

Now introducing our 2026 line officers!!
Captain Liam Tate
1st lieutenant Tatum Sinopoli
2nd lieutenant Chris Nolan
3rd lieutenant Hannah Guthrie
Chief Engineer Andrew Robins

Congratulations to this year’s line!

02/11/2026

Out with the old and in with the new!!!🚨🚨
Lincroft First Aid is happy to have this 2025 Ford F-150 Police Responder join our fleet as our new first responder!!!

Remember, if you see an emergency vehicle with lights and sirens behind you, yield to your right and let them pass! It’s the law!

01/28/2026

Prevent frostbite by wearing multiple layers of loose, windproof, and waterproof clothing, covering all skin (especially hands, feet, nose, and ears), staying dry, and limiting time in extreme cold. Use mittens instead of gloves, avoid alcohol and smoking, and check for numbness, white skin, or pain regularly.
Essential Prevention Strategies
Dress in Layers: Use a three-layer system: moisture-wicking (synthetic/wool) against the skin, insulating (fleece/wool), and a wind/waterproof outer shell.
Cover All Extremities: Wear warm hats, scarves, and insulated, waterproof mittens or gloves. Mittens are more effective than gloves as they keep fingers together.
Protect Skin: Cover as much skin as possible. Use petroleum jelly or scarves to protect cheeks and noses from wind.
Keep Dry: Remove wet clothing immediately. Wet skin freezes much faster than dry skin.
Stay Hydrated and Nourished: Drink warm, non-alcoholic fluids and eat well-balanced meals. Dehydration increases the risk of frostbite.
Avoid Alcohol and Ni****ne: These substances impair circulation and increase skin sensitivity to cold.
Limit Exposure: When wind chills are extreme, limit time outside to 10–15 minute intervals, and take breaks to warm up indoors.
Check Frequently: Watch for early signs of frostbite (numbness, tingling, or skin color changes) every 30 minutes.

01/27/2026

Happy birthday to our amazing 2nd Lieutenant Chris Nolan! Thank you for coming to duty crew on your birthday! We hope you had an amazing day!

01/05/2026

Congratulations to our amazing ex-captain Dan Fowler on being sworn in as Assistant Chief of the Middletown EMS Department! We are all so proud of you and can’t wait to see the amazing things you accomplish this year!

12/22/2025

And that’s a wrap on Santa Run 2025! Thank you to everyone who donated and thank you for your patience! Our volunteers spend about 7 hours a day driving Santa around plus 6 hours in preparations and takedown. We are so happy to have committed volunteers who give their weekend up to make the holidays so special! Share your Santa pictures in the comments so we can spread the Christmas joy!

12/21/2025

Ho Ho Ho! Santa Claus will be visiting Lincroft again today!

Track his location here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/mYjxEZkm8TxRDbso6

12/21/2025

Santa and his fleet are ready for day 2! Use this link to track our progress! 🎅

Visit Google Maps to check out my real-time location. With the Google Maps App you can share your location with friends and family too.