Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad

Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad For more details about PFARS, please visit our website at www.pfars.org
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06/02/2026

Every note in this song is a call answered.

"Two Mount Lucas Road" is our story — but PFARS runs on your support. 3,500 calls a year. 24/7/365. All made possible by donors like you.

If this music moves you, we'd be honored if you'd help fund the squad behind it.

Donate link in the first comment. Every gift keeps us rolling.

"Two Mount Lucas Road" didn't start as a marketing campaign. It started as a feeling.Swipe to see why we wrote it — and ...
06/01/2026

"Two Mount Lucas Road" didn't start as a marketing campaign. It started as a feeling.

Swipe to see why we wrote it — and what this address means to Princeton's EMS team. 👉

🍦 Yes, there will be ice cream.A huge thank you to our neighbors at the bent spoon for donating ice cream for the PFARS ...
05/31/2026

🍦 Yes, there will be ice cream.

A huge thank you to our neighbors at the bent spoon for donating ice cream for the PFARS Community Open House on June 14.

If you've lived in Princeton for more than five minutes, you already know the bent spoon is the best ice cream in town. If you haven't tried it yet, this is your chance. Free with every visit to the Open House (while supplies last).

📅 Sunday, June 14 · 1–3 PM · 2 Mount Lucas Road, Princeton

05/28/2026

🎵 "Two Mount Lucas Road."

We wrote a song. About our station. About our crew. About what it means to show up — every day, every call, every season.

Take a listen.

05/27/2026

🚑 The doors are open on June 14.
Not because someone called. Because we asked the community to come close.
Bring the kids. Bring your neighbors. Climb on the Heavy Rescue truck. Eat ice cream from The Bent Spoon. Meet the people who answer the call.
Sunday, June 14 · 1 to 3 PM
2 Mount Lucas Road · Princeton
We'd love to see you there. 🤍
pfars.org/openhouse
Princeton, NJ Government

🚑 Federal reimbursement policy doesn't usually make for compelling Facebook content. But it's the thing that determines ...
05/26/2026

🚑 Federal reimbursement policy doesn't usually make for compelling Facebook content. But it's the thing that determines whether community EMS agencies like PFARS can keep operating the way Princeton expects us to.
Two things happened in Washington this month that matter:
The federal government proposed new limits on how much Medicaid can pay for ambulance services starting in 2029. And a bipartisan bill was reintroduced in Congress that would, for the first time, let Medicare pay EMS agencies for treating patients on scene without transporting them — which is what we do every day for many of our patients without getting paid for it.
Both items are in early stages. Neither changes anything tomorrow. But together they describe the financial reality community EMS agencies are operating inside.
We wrote a longer piece on what these two policy moves mean for the future of community EMS. If the funding model behind 9-1-1 is something you've ever wondered about, this one's worth a read.
🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/two-bills-one-question-federal-reimbursement-21bfe

We close EMS Week by honoring those who gave everything in service to others.EMS Remembrance Day recognizes the EMTs, pa...
05/23/2026

We close EMS Week by honoring those who gave everything in service to others.

EMS Remembrance Day recognizes the EMTs, paramedics, and rescue professionals who lost their lives in the line of duty. Their sacrifice reminds us why this work matters and why we train, prepare, and show up every single day.

To our members, our partners at the Princeton Fire Department and Princeton Police Department, and EMS professionals everywhere: thank you.

To the Princeton community: we've been here since 1939, and we're not going anywhere. Your support makes this mission possible.

PFARS is approximately 75% career staff and 25% volunteer, and both sides of that equation are essential.Our volunteers ...
05/22/2026

PFARS is approximately 75% career staff and 25% volunteer, and both sides of that equation are essential.

Our volunteers serve as EMTs on the ambulance, technical rescue operators, and members of our leadership team. Many started with zero medical experience and earned their EMT certification through our training program.

Our career team provides the around-the-clock backbone that a community of 30,000+ residents depends on.

We're always looking for people who want to make a real difference in their community. No experience necessary. We'll train you.

🔗 Learn more at www.pfars.org

Four wheels, one mission.Princeton First Aid & Rescue operates one of the most capable EMS and technical rescue fleets i...
05/21/2026

Four wheels, one mission.

Princeton First Aid & Rescue operates one of the most capable EMS and technical rescue fleets in the region. At the Community Open House, you can get up close with all of it:

🚑 Ambulances – Our Basic Life Support transport units that answer 3,500 calls a year
🚒 Heavy Rescue (HR-168) – Our technical rescue truck, equipped for vehicle extrication, confined space, rope rescue, and more
🛟 Rescue Boat – For water emergencies on the D&R Canal, Carnegie Lake, and beyond
🚙 First Responder Vehicles – The command and duty officer units

Come see them. Climb in. Ask questions. Our crews love showing you what we do.

📅 Sunday, June 14 · 1–3 PM · PFARS HQ

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Princeton, NJ
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