Hazlet First Aid & Rescue Squad

Hazlet First Aid & Rescue Squad The Hazlet First Aid and Rescue Squad is a volunteer Emergency Medical Service and Rescue organization that serves the citizens of Hazlet, NJ.

The Hazlet First Aid and Rescue Squad is a volunteer Emergency Medical Service and Rescue organization. Our membership consists of NJ-State Certified EMTs and squad-certified drivers. We also have a Cadet program for students who are between the ages of 16 and 18 years old. Since our organization’s founding in 1946, our volunteers have provided free emergency medical care and ambulance transportat

ion to the citizens of Hazlet, NJ as well as citizens in the surrounding areas. The Hazlet First Aid and Rescue Squad currently operates five ambulances, one KME Rescue Truck for vehicle extrication purposes, two first responder vehicles, a Special Operations vehicle for fire rehabilitation, and a rescue boat. We also house a Monmouth County NJ-EMS Task Force Staging Trailer. As a volunteer organization, our squad relies on donations for our day-to-day operations. Anyone wishing to make a donation can click on the PayPal link below. We thank you for your support! https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=YGXCZFHM3ZEZ8

03/27/2026

The Hazlet First Aid & Rescue Squad is saddened and regrets to announce the passing of Life Member Mandy O’Shaughnessy Goodman. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family. Rest easy good and faithful servant, we will take it from here.

03/22/2026

We are at a critically low manpower level. Members are urgently needed. Please consider giving back and volunteering for your local EMS.
Visit us at Hazletfirstaid.org

This Monday, March 23rd.
03/21/2026

This Monday, March 23rd.

Please be careful out there!
02/22/2026

Please be careful out there!

02/22/2026

FYI…….

Roads are icy, essential travel only. If you must drive, take it very slow. Stay safe!
01/25/2026

Roads are icy, essential travel only. If you must drive, take it very slow. Stay safe!

Ok folks….. it doesn’t matter which forecast you listen to, bottom line is we are going to get hit with a storm that cou...
01/22/2026

Ok folks….. it doesn’t matter which forecast you listen to, bottom line is we are going to get hit with a storm that could possibly last 24 hrs. Latest looks like Saturday night and all day Sunday, wrapping up after midnight on Sunday (Mon morning)

Right now it looks like a 100% chance of snow, plowable snow, and maybe even sleet/ice at some point. Power outages are possible. Now is the time to get prepared. Be over prepared, don’t underestimate.

Full tank of gas, extra gas, food in the house, batteries, flashlights, candles, multiple phone chargers, shovel, salt, and maybe even a little extra cash on hand are just a few things to consider .

We are still a few days away and honestly, they really don’t know how bad yet….. it’s a full blown educated GUESS at this point. We’ve seen from 4” up to 18.5” with the most common being 6-10” with possible sleet mixed in.

Point of this post…… just be prepared and don’t wait till last minute. Listen to forecasts but know they can be wrong.

Lastly, remove your cars from the street and stay safe!!

Borrowed from our friends at Keansburg EMS-Ambulance Transport Clarification🚑There seems to be some confusion regarding ...
01/15/2026

Borrowed from our friends at Keansburg EMS-
Ambulance Transport Clarification🚑
There seems to be some confusion regarding patients dictating where our ambulance must transport them. We’d like to clarify how this works.
Under New Jersey EMS standards, ambulances transport patients to the closest appropriate emergency department based on medical need.
Patient preference alone, including “I always go there” or “my doctor is there” does not require EMS to go to a farther hospital.
For most emergencies in our area, that means Bayshore or Riverview Medical Centers, both fully capable emergency departments.
As a volunteer, non-billing EMS service, unnecessary long transports can leave our town without an available ambulance.
🚨 When specialty care is medically required (Certain stroke calls & heart attack calls, major trauma, burns, maternity, etc.), patients are transported to the appropriate specialty center along side Advance Life Support services. These specialty centers are usually Jersey Shore University Medical Center or Monmouth Medical Center.
If there is no medical need to go farther, options include:
• Closest appropriate hospital by ambulance
• Private vehicle
• Declining ambulance transport
This is legal, medically appropriate, and standard across New Jersey EMS.
Thank you for supporting your local volunteer EMS

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19 Maple Drive
Hazlet, NJ
07730

Telephone

(732) 264-7460

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