Winslow Emergency Medical Services

03/11/2026

Every year the Knights of Columbus Shane's Castle puts on an award ceremony to celebrate the first responders from the neighboring towns. Congratulations to all the recipients this year especially Joe Rucci from Winslow EMS. Joe's dedication and passion for the job and mentoring the new generation EMTs.

03/07/2026

Congratulations to all the recipients but especially our own Malinda Mangaro!

03/05/2026

Yesterday we had the privilege of reading to the kids at Winslow School #3 to celebrate Reading Across America week. A big thank you to the faculty at School #3 for the invite.

02/28/2026

The Winslow Township Police Department would like to extend our sincere thanks to 7 Brew Coffee for the warm welcome at their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony, as well as for their generous donation in support of Winslow Township’s first responders (Winslow Township Fire Department, Winslow Emergency Medical Services and Winslow Township Police Department (NJ))

We are grateful for community partners like 7 Brew Coffee who invest in and support those who serve. Welcome to Winslow Township, we are excited to have you here and wish you continued success in our community!!

02/22/2026

Please be careful out there over the next couple of days. With the information that keeps coming out we want all to be safe. Please take breaks and do not over do it. If you feel anything off with yourself please do not hesitate to call 911 for help.

02/21/2026

With a possible storm coming please be safe and take precautions.

02/19/2026

Thanks 7 Brew of Sicklerville for dropping off some tasty treats to the crews today.

02/18/2026

02/11/2026

Its always hard to say good bye to a friend and coworker. Today we send prayers to the family and friends of Camden's Howard Bennett. As we provide BLS services to the neighboring towns so everyone has a chance to say their final goodbyes.

02/06/2026

Thoughts and prayers are being sent to the Camden Fire Department and to the loved ones of the fallen firefighter.

01/22/2026

With the upcoming snowstorm and weather. Some may not think of what the extreme temperatures does to your body and health issues. Here are some things to be reminded of to keep you and your loved ones heathy during this time.
"Exposure to extreme temperatures just does not cause frostbite but it also has a physiological stressor on your cardiovascular and respiratory systems. As the cold temperatures cause that blood vessels in your periphery to constrict. That increases blood pressure causing a higher load on your heart. So if you have cardiovascular disease, you are at a higher risk of developing a heart attack. Any type of execration outside should be kept to a minimum. If you have chronic lung disease, like asthma or COPD, being exposed to these very extreme cold temperatures dries out your respiratory tract and can cause broncho spasm, where the small airways get smaller and make it harder to breathe.
There is also a higher metabolic demand as your body tries to stay warm. You shouldn't go from inside to immediately outside. Starting to do and exertion without any type of warm up exercise beforehand, that sudden change in temperature can shock your system and cause problems. I know people do not like hearing this but wearing a mask outside or a scarf will help warm and humidify the air that you are breathing, because breathing dry air can be very irritation for your respiratory tract, especially if you have COPD or asthma." Dr Rubin
If you have any kind of medical emergency please do not hesitate to call 911 for additional help.