Friday, November 15th, 2013:

Tabernacle Rescue Squad

voted

Outstanding Volunteer EMS Agency for 2013

by the

New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services
Office of Emergency Medical Services

and

New Jersey Emergency Medical Services Council

This evening the Tabernacle Rescue Squad was recognized by the New Jersey Office of Emergency Medical Services at their annual awards dinner and conference with the "Outstanding Volunteer EMS Agency" Award. We were humbled to be nominated among 16 other premier Volunteer EMS Agencies from across the state and even more thrilled to win this prestigious award from the New Jersey Office of Emergency Medical Services this evening. We share this with our residents and thank them along with our dedicated township officials for their continued support. We are proud to be considered the best of the best in the State of NJ!

Joint Rescue Drill with Medford EMS (Station 258)

Touch-A-Truck

Sunday, September 22nd, 2013- The Tabernacle Rescue Squad took part in Cub Scout Pack 439's annual Touch-a-Truck at Seneca High School.  As always we had a great time connecting with so many from our community and look forward to next years event.

NEVER FORGET

Rescue Drill

Tuesday, September 10th, 2013- During their monthly rescue drill a few of our members paused while cleaning up to pose for a company photo.   Members honed their rescue and extrication skills while working with three cars and three real world scenarios. Our volunteers pe...rformed door and roof removals, B-post tears, dash rolls, as well as basic vehicle stabilization and glass management.  Members also integrated patient management techniques and concepts into this extrication training to promote patient driven rescue training that mimics what our cross trained volunteers provide to those who call upon us during motor vehicle accidents and rescue assignments.

August 11th, 2013- Today the Tabernacle Rescue Squad joined Union Fire Company No. 1 of Medford in saluting the 150th Engineer Company of the Amy National Guard as they headed from Hammonton to Ft. Dix, NJ as they deploy first to Mississippi and ultimately Afghanistan.  Members from both departments saluted as the two escorted busses made their way past.  Two of the soldiers are from Tabernacle, Brandon Mackafee and Robert St. John.  St John's family joined us with flags and signs as the procession passed.  We wish the entire company safety as they serve our great nation and look forward to their safe return.