Township Of Hamilton Rescue Squad

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EMTs Leeds and Fisher attended the Dorothy Volunteer Fire Company parade and housing of Squad 1272 with Ambulance 18-111...
08/22/2026

EMTs Leeds and Fisher attended the Dorothy Volunteer Fire Company parade and housing of Squad 1272 with Ambulance 18-111.

It was a great opportunity to show our support for our neighboring rescue squad and celebrate their fire departments new apparatus.

🏆 We’re also proud to announce that Ambulance 18-111 took 1st Place for Best Appearing Ambulance!

Congratulations to everyone involved, and thank you to the Dorothy Volunteer Fire Company for hosting a great event!

🚑 JULY 2026 MONTHLY RECAP 🚑 July was another busy month for Township of Hamilton Rescue. Our crews responded to 423 call...
08/18/2026

🚑 JULY 2026 MONTHLY RECAP 🚑

July was another busy month for Township of Hamilton Rescue. Our crews responded to 423 calls for service, bringing our year-to-date total to 2,890 calls — an 8.4% increase over this time last year.

Our crews completed 269 transports and traveled 3,517.2 loaded miles, providing care throughout Hamilton Township and assisting neighboring communities when needed.

We’re proud to serve our residents 24/7 and grateful to the dedicated men and women of Township of Hamilton Rescue who continue to answer the call.

❤️🚑 Committed to Our Community. Compassionate Care. Every Time.

Today, members of the Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad were proud to participate in the Hamilton Township Junior Police...
08/06/2026

Today, members of the Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad were proud to participate in the Hamilton Township Junior Police Academy!

Our crew had the opportunity to give the cadets a tour of our ambulances, explain the equipment we carry, and demonstrate basic lifesaving skills such as CPR and how an AED can be used to help save a life during a cardiac emergency.

The Junior Police Academy is a fantastic way to introduce young people to the many public safety agencies that serve their community. We’re proud to help educate the youth of Hamilton Township about EMS and hopefully inspire the next generation of first responders.

Thank you to the Hamilton Township Police Department for inviting us to be part of another successful Junior Police Academy. We enjoyed meeting all of the cadets and sharing what we do every day to help keep our community safe.

🚑 We’re all set up for National Night Out! 🎉The Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad is ready to welcome everyone at Nation...
08/04/2026

🚑 We’re all set up for National Night Out! 🎉

The Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad is ready to welcome everyone at National Night Out this evening at Lake Lenape Park East!

National Night Out is an annual community-building event that brings together residents, first responders, and local organizations to strengthen partnerships, build neighborhood spirit, and promote public safety in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.

📍 Lake Lenape Park East
🕕 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
🎆 Fireworks Show at 9:00 PM

Stop by our booth to meet our EMTs, check out our ambulance, learn about the services we provide, and say hello! We look forward to meeting members of our community and sharing this great evening with you.

Come out, enjoy the activities, and don’t miss the spectacular fireworks display to cap off the night!

We hope to see you there!

🚑 Township of Hamilton Rescue is proud to be standing by today for the Lake Lenape Tri/Aqua/Du! 🏊🚴🏃The Lake Lenape Tri/A...
07/19/2026

🚑 Township of Hamilton Rescue is proud to be standing by today for the Lake Lenape Tri/Aqua/Du! 🏊🚴🏃

The Lake Lenape Tri/Aqua/Du is an exciting endurance event that offers something for every athlete. Participants can choose from:
• Triathlon – Swim, bike, and run
• Aquabike – Swim and bike
• Duathlon – Run, bike, and run

With hundreds of athletes pushing themselves to the limit, having EMS on-site is an important part of ensuring a safe event. Our crews are prepared to respond quickly to medical emergencies such as dehydration, heat-related illnesses, injuries, cardiac events, and other unexpected situations, allowing participants to receive immediate care if needed.

We are always proud to support local events that bring our community together and help make them as safe as possible. Best of luck to all of today’s competitors, and thank you to the organizers, volunteers, and public safety personnel who make this event a success!

Stay safe, stay hydrated, and enjoy the day! 🚑💙

June 2026 Recap for the Township of Hamilton Rescue.
07/08/2026

June 2026 Recap for the Township of Hamilton Rescue.

🌡️ Extreme Heat is in the Forecast – Stay Safe and Stay Prepared ☀️High temperatures can quickly become dangerous, espec...
06/30/2026

🌡️ Extreme Heat is in the Forecast – Stay Safe and Stay Prepared ☀️

High temperatures can quickly become dangerous, especially for young children, older adults, people with chronic medical conditions, and anyone working or exercising outdoors. Heat-related illnesses can develop rapidly, but recognizing the warning signs early and taking immediate action can save a life.

During periods of extreme heat:
💧 Stay hydrated—don’t wait until you’re thirsty to drink water.
🌳 Take frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioning.
👀 Check on family members, friends, neighbors, and coworkers—especially elderly residents, those living alone, and anyone with underlying medical conditions. A simple phone call or visit can make all the difference during extreme heat.
🚗 Never leave children or pets unattended in a vehicle, even for a few minutes.
⚠️ Know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate medical attention.

If you or someone around you begins showing signs of heat illness, move to a cool location, begin cooling measures immediately, and don’t hesitate to call 911 if symptoms are severe or you suspect heat stroke.

The members of Township of Hamilton Rescue are committed to keeping our community safe. Please take a few moments to review the information in the flyer and share it with your family and friends. By looking out for one another—especially our elderly neighbors—we can help prevent heat-related emergencies.

Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay aware.

🚑 Township of Hamilton Rescue
Serving our community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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People Helping People… and People Helping Animals! 🐢❤️Our crews are always ready to respond when someone is in need—but ...
06/27/2026

People Helping People… and People Helping Animals! 🐢❤️

Our crews are always ready to respond when someone is in need—but sometimes that “someone” has a shell!

While returning to the station from a previous call, our crew spotted a snapping turtle attempting to cross Route 322 near Atlantic Cape Community College. Recognizing the danger, they safely stopped and helped the turtle make it out of the roadway and away from traffic.

Thankfully, this call had a happy ending. The crew lucked out on this one—they didn’t even have to complete a patient care report!

Whether it’s assisting a resident in need or giving local wildlife a helping hand, we’re always proud to serve our community.

Today, the Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad was honored to receive a generous donation from longtime Township resident ...
06/06/2026

Today, the Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad was honored to receive a generous donation from longtime Township resident and Atlantic County Commissioner Art Schenker.

Fifteen years ago, Art suffered a sudden cardiac arrest in his residence. Thanks to the rapid response of our EMTs and the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), two lifesaving shocks were delivered, restoring his pulse before he was transported to the hospital for further treatment. While he faced complications during his recovery, Art ultimately made a full recovery.

Following his recovery, Art continued his commitment to public service, serving on the Hamilton Township Committee and as Mayor for a number of years. Today, he continues to serve the residents of Atlantic County as a County Commissioner.

Stories like Art’s highlight the importance of having a well-equipped EMS system ready to respond at a moment’s notice. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen without warning, and early defibrillation is often the difference between life and death. AEDs are among the most important tools carried by EMTs, allowing providers to quickly identify and treat life-threatening heart rhythms when every second counts.

Recognition from members of our community is always meaningful. While our personnel come to work each day focused on providing the highest level of care possible, it is rewarding to hear from those whose lives have been directly impacted by the services we provide. Support and appreciation from residents help reinforce the importance of our mission and the critical role EMS plays in protecting the health and safety of our community.

On behalf of the entire Township of Hamilton Rescue Squad, we thank Art for his generosity, his continued support of emergency services, and for taking the time to recognize the care he received all those years ago. His story serves as a powerful reminder that cardiac arrest survivors can go on to live full, productive lives when early intervention, skilled providers, and lifesaving equipment come together at the right moment.

📊 May 2026 RecapMay was another busy month for Township of Hamilton Rescue as our dedicated EMTs and staff continued pro...
06/02/2026

📊 May 2026 Recap

May was another busy month for Township of Hamilton Rescue as our dedicated EMTs and staff continued providing emergency medical services to the residents and visitors of Hamilton Township 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

🚑 By the Numbers
• 415 total calls for service in May
• 2,049 calls year-to-date, an increase of 11.5% over this time in 2025
• 398 calls handled by THRS crews
• 419 patients treated
• 264 patients transported to area hospitals
• 3,324.2 loaded miles traveled providing patient care and transport
• 71 mutual aid responses year-to-date

Behind every number is a patient, a family, or a community member who needed help. Our crews remain committed to answering the call whenever and wherever they are needed.

This month also marked a significant advancement in patient care as Township of Hamilton Rescue launched its Expanded Scope of Practice in conjunction with Virtua More Medical Direction. Our EMTs are now able to provide:

✅ Glucometry
✅ CPAP
✅ Nebulized Albuterol

These additional treatment capabilities allow our providers to deliver a higher level of prehospital care and begin critical interventions sooner while working alongside our ALS partners.

We are proud of the professionalism, dedication, and compassion displayed by our EMTs every day. Thank you to our mutual aid partners, hospital partners, and the community for your continued support and trust.

Township of Hamilton Rescue remains committed to providing exceptional prehospital care with compassion, teamwork, excellence, and service.

🚑 Township of Hamilton Rescue – Serving Hamilton Township with Pride.

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1400 Cape May Avenue
Mays Landing, NJ
08330

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