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Our Officers wear WHITE helmets!!!

 

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 The Star of Life represents

6 points of the EMS system

  • Detection
  • Reporting
  • Response
  • On Scene Care
  • Care in Transit
  • Transfer to Care
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     Howell Township First Aid

    & Rescue Squad #1 

     


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    to see our fleet- Past and Present!
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    POLICE 9-1-1 DISPATCHER – The Township of Howell is accepting applications for Police 9-1-1 Dispatcher. 40 hour work week – shift work, weekends. Minimum 1 year, full time Police 9-1-1 Dispatching experience with current 9-1-1 certification required. No phone calls. Applications may be picked up at the Howell Township Police Department, 300 Old Tavern Road, Howell NJ. Application Deadline July 28, 2008.

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    The Howell Township First Aid and Rescue Squad#1 (19-21) is a volunteer non-profit agency that has been serving the community since 1957.  Made up of Emergency Medical Technicians and Drivers, the squad answers a variety of Emergency and non-Emergency calls.

    In 2007 the squad answered 2,166 first aid calls. Of the calls that were answered, 93 were mutual aid for Ramtown First aid, 356 were mutual aid for Farmingdale First Aid, and 38 calls were mutual aid for Jackson First Aid.  During the course of these calls the squad had a combined manhour useage of 10,716 hours. 


    The Members of Howell Township First Aid and Rescue Squad #1 respond to all 911 medical emergencies at homes, businesses, schools, and public places within our township.  The squad also performs extrication at motor vehicle accidents, stands by with local fire companies for structure fires, and assists in special rescue assignments. The squad prides itself with being the first squad in Monmouth County to train members and perform extrication in the field.  19-21 is also one of the few squads that utilizes an incident command system for all motor vehicle accidents and fire calls.  The squad always answers calls in a professional timely manner and is continuously seeking new members.  While surrounding towns are closing down their volunteer services due to lack of membership, we are always trying to make our "family" grow.  If you would like to become a member of our "elite" squad, please click the membership link at the bottom of this page and send us and E-Mail.

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    Website Administrator
    John Zicha

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