Our Special Services division provides assistance via our Emergency Incident Resource Unit, also known to squad members as the Rehab Trailer. It has food, water, oxygen, chairs, cots and other items to care for First Responders who are called to large scale incidents with a more than 4 hour operational period. For example,our EMTs provide food, rest and medical care to fire fighters battling long, fierce blazes.

Shown below are pictures from an FBI Incident at PNC Bank in April 2007. Our squad iinitially responded to an FBI agent down to provide emergency medical services. Later on, during a man hunt to find a run away bank robber, our Special Services Team provide rehab support to the over 300 law enforcement officers on scene.

Supportive Members are usually not EMTs or Rescue Associates. Instead they support our squad by planning and maning fundraisiers, performing key PR functions, and keeping administrative work from piling up.

Shown below are pictures from the squad's 2007 Buffalo Watch fundraiser. Here Supporter Members, Rescue Associates, and EMTs work together with the Doyles (owners of Readington River Buffalo Farm) to raise money for the squad. At the same time residents from all over Hunterdon County enjoy seeing real, live buffalo and eating delicious buffalo burgers and hotdogs..