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For more details about PFARS, please visit our website at www.pfars.org
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06/19/2026

Some things never change. 🖤

Circa 1958 — our crew on scene, white coats lettered with a name that still means something in this community today.

The ambulances have evolved. The call to serve hasn't.

06/18/2026

🏀🚑 Welcome to the squad, Dalen.

We’re proud to introduce — Dalen Davis, junior captain of Princeton Men’s Basketball — as the first-ever campus ambassador for Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad.

Dalen leads on the court at Jadwin. We answer calls three minutes up the road at 2 Mount Lucas. Same town. Same community. Same belief that showing up for people is the whole job.

Over the coming months, Dalen will be learning what community EMS actually looks like from the inside, and helping us bring that story to every corner of Princeton, campus included.

First lesson is already booked: hands-only CPR with our crew. Stay tuned. 🤍

📸 Dalen Davis

06/17/2026

When a Princeton neighbor writes a letter like this, it means everything. 💛

Francesca Benson shared her family’s experience with PFARS in Town Topics — and her words speak for themselves.

We show up because Princeton is worth showing up for. If PFARS has ever been there for you, please consider paying it forward.

📰 Full letter: towntopics.com
❤️ Donate: pfars.org/donate-now

06/16/2026

⛳ Mark your calendars — Tuesday, October 6, 2026.

We're thrilled to announce the inaugural Drive For Lives Charity Golf Classic, benefiting Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad at the stunning Bedens Brook Club in Skillman, NJ.

A full day on the course: continental breakfast, competitive shotgun start at 9am, luncheon, and prizes — all while supporting the team that answers ~3,500 emergency calls a year for our community.

🏌️ Foursomes and sponsorships available now.

Presented by and .

📌 Registration link in first comment.

06/14/2026

🙏 Thank you, Princeton.

To everyone who came by the station today — thank you. Thank you for the smiles, the questions, the kids who got to sit in the ambulance, and thank you for being the community that makes PFARS possible.

A special thanks to the bent spoon for the ice cream, and to every PFARS member who gave their Sunday to host all of you.

See you next year. 🚑

06/13/2026

🚨 TOMORROW is the day.

The PFARS Community Open House is tomorrow, Sunday, June 14, from 1 to 3 PM at 2 Mount Lucas Road, Princeton.

Ice cream from the bent spoon. Ambulances, Heavy Rescue, and our rescue boat up close. A chance to meet the crews that keep Princeton safe.

Come say hi. Bring the kids. We'll see you there.

06/11/2026

Before you come by on Sunday, a few quick details 👇

📅 WHEN
Sunday, June 14 · 1:00 – 3:00 PM · Rain or shine.

📍 WHERE
2 Mount Lucas Road, Princeton NJ · Look for the bays.

🅿️ PARKING
Ample free parking in the community lot right next door. Pull in, we'll guide you.

👨‍👩‍👧 BRING
The whole family. All ages welcome. Strollers are fine.

Looking forward to seeing you there.

06/10/2026

Serve your community this summer. 🚑

Princeton's EMS team is looking for dedicated volunteers. No experience needed — we provide all the training. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or a retiree, there's a place for you here.

Join a team that Princeton counts on, 365 days a year.

06/07/2026

One week to go. 🗓️

The PFARS Community Open House is one Sunday away, and we can't wait to see Princeton come through the doors.

📅 Sunday, June 14
🕐 1 – 3 PM
📍 PFARS HQ · 2 Mount Lucas Road, Princeton
🎟️ Free. Family friendly. All ages welcome.

Tag a Princeton neighbor who should come. Share this post. Bring the whole family.

06/06/2026

🚑 A first for our channel: a short video on what's actually broken about how EMS gets funded in New Jersey.

Last week our Executive Director Ari Meisel represented Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad at an EMS roundtable convened by Senator Andrew Zwicker with Assembly members Roy Freiman and Mitchelle Drulis, and senior officials from the New Jersey Department of Health.

Squad leaders from across the district talked through the real pressures facing community EMS: rising costs, declining reimbursement from Medicaid and Medicare, what happens when local squads fail, and the technical rescue work that nobody pays for.

The short version: New Jersey relies on EMS like it's essential, but funds it like it's optional.

Watch the full thing, and if you live in Princeton and have ever wondered how the people who answer your 911 call actually get paid, this is the answer.

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2 Mount Lucas Road
Princeton, NJ
08540

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http://www.pfars.org/

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