Chester First Aid Squad

100 North Road

P.O. Box 337

Chester, New Jersey 07930


Non-Emergency: (908) 879-5560

Fax: (908) 879-0217

Email: info@chesterfirstaid.org

Emergency? Call 9-1-1

 

 


 

 
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The New Jersey "Move Over Law" states:

 

Drivers approaching emergency vehicles, tow trucks and other highway safety vehicles displaying red, blue, and / or amber flashing lights MUST move over one lane or, if it's not safe to move over then slow down below the posted speed limit.  For more information, visit:

 

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About Us

The Chester First Aid Squad is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that provides basic life support services in the roughly 30 square miles of Chester Township and Chester Borough, as well as in surrounding communities when requested.

 

We do this 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Last year we answered over 860 emergency calls and we take great pride in providing compassionate and competent care to our patients.

 

We work very closely with the Chester Township and Borough Police Departments, as well as the Chester Volunteer Fire Company. Advanced Life Support services are provided by both Saint Clare’s Health System and Atlantic Health System. Aeromedical Services are provided primarily by New Jersey State Police NorthSTAR and Atlantic Health System’s Air One. In addition, we work very closely and enjoy friendly relationships with our neighboring mutual aid squads which include Long Valley, Bedminster, Peapack-Gladstone, Mendham Township, Mendham Borough, Flanders, Randolph, and Roxbury.

 

We are stationed at 100 North Road in the Highlands Ridge Park - the old Bell Labs/Telcordia property… aka “the telephone pole farm”. Chester Township acquired this property in 2004 and subsequently offered part of the main building to the squad shortly thereafter. We thank them for their generous offering, as this arrangement provided us the opportunity to move from an overcrowded section of the Chester Firehouse to a larger building which has allowed us to grow our organization.

 

We currently have three transport ambulances and a support unit, and it’s not uncommon for two or three of our ambulances to be on the road at the same time, tending to different or large emergencies.

 

In addition to responding to emergency calls, we are very active within the community. Please visit our Community Outreach section for more information.

 

Our motto is “neighbors helping neighbors” and it’s a motto we truly live by. We all deeply care about our community and those we are called to help. If you think you would like to join our organization, please click here. Thank you for visiting our website!

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