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About the Squad
The East Brunswick Rescue Squad is a
volunteer Emergency Service dedicated to assisting the residents
of East Brunswick, and surrounding towns, in their time of need.
Last year we responded to more than 1,900 calls for our
assistance. Keeping this in mind you can understand why we are
always looking to increase our membership. If you are interested
in becoming a member, please complete the application portion of
the site or write to us via e-mail and someone will be in touch.
The Rescue Squad provides all training; all we ask of you is
your time.
We currently have about 85 members and
operate four (4) ambulances from our facility located at the
corners of Cranbury and Summerhill Roads. Feel free to stop in
and visit if you are in the area. Any of our members would be
glad to give you a tour of the building and answer any questions
you might have. The minimum age requirement for our members is
16.
In addition to responding to
emergency calls, the Rescue Squad is involved in various other
services, which benefits our Community. Some examples are the
attendance at various sporting events throughout the Township,
participation in Community events and celebrations and
sponsoring first aid training.
2013 Officers
Line Officers
Captain : John Hosie (600)
Assistant Captain : Matt Ackerman (650)
First Lieutenant : Jason McKeon (651)
Second Lieutenant : Ken Shyu (652)
Second Lieutenant : Katherine Quiza (653)
Administrative Officers
President : Sandy Roth
Vice President : Sandy Ghobraiel
Treasurer : David Willenbrock
Corresponding Secretary : Karen Deignan
Recording Secretary : Jacqueline Shagam
Sergeant at Arms : A.J. Steinhart
Trustees
5-Year (Chief) Trustee : Fred Beisser
4-Year (Grounds) Trustee : Gabriella Pall
3-Year (Insurance) Trustee : Sue Bender-Klein
2-Year (Outside) Trustee : Sandy Roth
1-Year (Inside) Trustee : David Willenbrock
Radio Frequencies
East Brunswick Township uses a
Motorola Type II UHF trunked radio system consisting of five
repeater pairs in the 500MHz area. This system is used by all
township services plus all South River Borough services.
We are dispatched on
the frequency of 150.950 Mhz at DCS 703.
There are, as already noted, 6 different frequencies that must
be monitored in order to hear our transmissions. Those
frequencies are:
500.3125, 500.4375, 500.5875, 500.8375, 502.4875, 502.6625
Note that if you have an old-style scanner, you will pick up
every township service on the various frequencies .. PD, Rescue
Squad, the Fire Companies, Public Works, Engineering, etc. If
you have a scanner that is capable of following Trunked-style
radio transmissions, you can use the following Talkgroup
identifiers to lock in the Rescue Squad:
06576 for EMS Operations
06800 for EMS Alternate (talk around)
Unit Numbers
Here is a numerical list of all
our unit numbers, from ambulances to officers:
600 -- Captain
601 -- Ambulance - 2009 Ford E-450 /Horton 553b
602 -- Ambulance - 2000 GMC 3500 / Horton 453
603 -- Ambulance - 1999 GMC 3500 / Horton 453
604 -- Ambulance - 2006 GMC 4500 / Horton 525
610 -- Rescue Squad Building
650 -- Assistant Captain
651 -- First Lieutenant
652 -- Second Lieutenant
653 -- Second Lieutenant
670 -- Chief Driver
671 -- Assistant Chief Driver
Note that in the Township of East Brunswick, unit numbers in the
300 range are PD, the 700 range belongs to the Old Bridge
Volunteer FD (EB District 1), the 800 range to the East
Brunswick Independant Fire Company (District 2, the largest),
and the 900 range to the Brookview Volunteer Fire Company
(District 3).
For more scanning details, click here.
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