Magnolia Ambulance Corps

05/29/2026

🚑 Exciting News from Magnolia Ambulance Corps, Inc.! 🎉

We are incredibly proud to announce that we have been selected as a grant recipient from New Jersey American Water! 💙

Thanks to their generous support, we will be investing in life-saving equipment that will help us better serve our community when it matters most.

Volunteer emergency services exist because of partnerships like this one — and we are deeply grateful to New Jersey American Water for believing in our mission and investing in the safety of our neighbors.

Thank you, New Jersey American Water — your generosity saves lives! ❤️

We’re excited to announce the recipients of our 2026 Volunteer Fire & EMS Grant Program 🚒🚑!

This year, 21 volunteer fire and EMS departments across our service areas will receive a share of nearly $50,000 to support training, safety initiatives, and critical equipment to help responders better protect themselves and the communities they serve.

“Every department knows its own needs best, and this program is designed to help local responders invest in the tools that will make the biggest difference in their communities,” said Kim Schalek Downes, vice president of Business Development, Government and External Affairs.

Congratulations to this year’s recipients:
Cardiff Volunteer Fire Company; South Egg Harbor Volunteer Fire Company No. 5 of Galloway Township, N.J., Inc.; Riverside Fire Company No. 1; Vincent Fire Company; Magnolia Ambulance Corps; Oaklyn Fire Department; Upper Township; South Orange Rescue Squad; Three Bridges Volunteer Fire Company; Jamesburg Fire Department; Community Fire Company of Leonardo; River Plaza Hose Co No. 1; Township of Middletown EMS; Budd Lake Fire Department; Quinton Fire Company; Salem Fire Department; Bound Brook Fire Department; Raritan Borough; Garwood Fire Department; Good Will Fire Co. 1; and Washington Borough Fire Department.

Thank you for your continued service and dedication.

Learn more here: https://newsroom.amwater.com/2026-05-21-New-Jersey-American-Water-Announces-2026-Volunteer-Firefighter-and-EMS-Grant-Recipients

05/24/2026

Due to the Weather Forecast, the Magnolia Memorial Day Parade is cancelled. However, the Annual Ceremony will still occur at the Magnolia American Legion at 11AM on Monday, May 25. This ceremony will include the laying of wreaths by various town organizations.

Please join us for this ceremony honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Thank you to all who have and are currently serving our great country.

05/21/2026

04/15/2026

We are so grateful to Abigail D’Amico, who graciously made Autism kits for each of our ambulance to help support children and adults with Autism in a stressful situation.

04/02/2026

Congratulations to Engineer/EMT AJ Ballinger, EMT Rose Tisera, EMT Emma D’Amico, and several colleagues from Magnolia Police Department for being honored by the Honorable Mayor BettyAnn Cowling-Carson, a life member of our organization, Councilman Tony DePrince, EMS Chief Kim Berdine and Police Chief John Huston tonight for their life saving actions on a recent call.

03/24/2026

Thank you to Zaxbys for inviting us to public safety night!

03/06/2026

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02/22/2026

***THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS UPGRADED THE WINTER STORM WARNING TO A BLIZZARD WARNING FOR CAMDEN COUNTY***

***NJ Governor Mikie Sherril Declares State of Emergency Effective 12 Noon, Sunday, February 22, 2026***

Mayor BettyAnn Cowling-Carson, Councilman Tony DePrince (Emergency Management Coordinator), and Councilwoman Shawn Parker (Public Works Director) are monitoring, along with State and County Officials, the latest weather forecasts from the National Weather Service. As a result, the Borough Office of Emergency Management, Magnolia Public Works, the Magnolia Police Department, the Magnolia Fire Company, and Magnolia Ambulance are coordinating response efforts for the forecasted winter storm to ensure continued response for Public Safety Calls and Snow Removal Operations.

As was previously suggested, please plan appropriately for the storm, and when possible, follow the suggestions below:
Please continue to monitor the National Weather Service athttps://www.weather.gov/phi/ (https://www.weather.gov/phi/) and local media outlets for the latest weather information.
When possible, please remove all vehicles and other objects from the street to allow for emergency vehicle access and snow plowing operations.Note: It is understood that not all residents have driveways, so we ask all residents to do their best.
Reminder, snow removal operations are conducted based on the Borough Emergency Snow removal plan, which prioritizes Police, Fire, and Ambulance facilities along with other critical Borough Infrastructure and Emergency Routes.

Please only utilize 9-1-1 for Police, Fire, and Ambulance Emergency Services that need immediate attention.
If you need assistance of a non-emergency nature for public safety matters, please call the Non-Emergency number at 856-784-1884.

If you need any assistance for Sewer Emergencies or Public Works matters, please call 609-868-2552.

Let's all look out for our neighbors, especially our seniors or disabled residents. We all need to look out for each other and help where we can. Remember our motto, "One Square Mile of Friendliness."

Please keep in your thoughts and prayers our Police, Fire, and Ambulance First Responders, Public Works Employees, and others who are essential workers in Healthcare and other industries who must work during the storm. Thank you all for your service and your dedication during the challenges of this storm.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL THE MAGNOLIA OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AT mailto:[email protected] OR CALL 856-783-1520 EXT. 157 WITH ANY QUESTIONS, SPECIAL NEEDS, OR FOR FURTHER INFO. This email address and voicemail are monitored during emergency events such as this.

STAY SAFE AND DO NOT TRAVEL ON THE ROADS UNLESS YOU HAVE TO.