Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad

05/13/2026

🎉 Happy 72nd Birthday to one of the true pillars of the Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad, Sal! 🚑💙
Today we celebrate not only 72 incredible years of life, but also an amazing 54 YEARS of dedicated service to our community.
For more than five decades, Sal has answered the call, supported his fellow members, and helped generations of volunteers carry on the tradition of service that makes LPES special. His commitment, kindness, experience, and countless hours given to the people of Lyndhurst have made a lasting impact on our squad and our town.
Please join us in wishing Sal a very Happy Birthday and thanking him for 54 years of volunteer service to the Lyndhurst community! 👏💙
Your Emergency Squad family is proud to celebrate you today and every day.
🚑 Volunteers Since 1942
💙 Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad

05/11/2026

First responders have approximately a 37% higher rate of su***de. You are not alone, you are needed, you are enough. Mental health awareness matters when to comes not only responders but everyone. If you or someone you love is suffering with depression or suicidal thoughts don’t hesitate to speak with someone today.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad family 💐🚑

Today we celebrate all the moms, grandmothers, stepmoms, mother figures, caregivers, and EMS moms who give so much of themselves every single day.

Thank you for the love, strength, sacrifice, patience, and support you give to your families, friends, and community.

From our squad family to yours, we wish you a beautiful, peaceful, and love-filled Mother’s Day ❤️

If someone in your life inspired you to care for others, consider honoring them by giving back to your community. Volunteer EMS can start with one simple step.

05/09/2026

05/08/2026

Today, the members of the Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad mourn the loss of Commissioner Karen Haggerty.

Commissioner Haggerty dedicated her life to serving the Township of Lyndhurst with compassion, leadership, and unwavering commitment to our residents. From supporting the community during the pandemic, advocating for local families, and strengthening Township services, to standing beside first responders and volunteer organizations, her impact will be felt for generations.

Karen was more than a public servant. She was a lifelong Lyndhurst resident, a supporter of emergency services, and someone who truly cared about this community and the people who call it home.

On behalf of the Lyndhurst Emergency Squad and all its members, we extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, colleagues, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Thank you for your service, Commissioner Haggerty.
Your dedication, kindness, and love for Lyndhurst will never be forgotten.

Rest in Peace. 💙

05/06/2026

May 6 is start of nurses week and today we celebrate. We celebrate our members Jen and Mary. We celebrate all the past members whom are currently working as nurses and we celebrate our nursing students!