New AED’s  For  the First 
Aid Squad
In January 2007 the Long Valley First Aid Squad purchased 9 Defibtech lifeline semi- automatic external defibrillators. More>>
New Epi- Pen Saves A Life
On July 13, 2007 a Washington Township man suffered multiple bee stings when he accidentally hit a nest that he did not see while mowing the lawn. More>>
Members Needed for the Long Valley First Aid Squad Auxiliary

The Long Valley First Aid Squad auxiliary is currently seeking new members. More>>

New Web Site Design

The Long Valley First Aid Squad is pleased to present a fresh new look to their website, http://www.lvfas.org. More>>

New defibrillators placed in service:
The LV First Aid Squad recently purchased 5 new automatic defibrillators. More>>

New Heavy Rescue truck placed in service:
"38-55", the newest apparatus for the LV First Aid Squad went into service in June, 2006. More>>
  • We respond to emergency 9-1-1 calls that are medical in nature 24 hours a day, 365 days
    a year
  • We provide on scene emergency medical coverage for community events such as parades, school events, and other township sponsored events
  • We provide education about EMS to our community
  • We work with the Washington Township Police Department and our 3 fire companies to provide for the emergency needs of the township
  • We operate the Jaws of Life and other light/heavy rescue equipment
  • We actively participate in training classes and exercise to continuously update our medical knowledge
We provide basic life support medical care and ambulance transportation to the area hospitals.  Our scope of practice includes:

  • Oxygen delivery
  • Artificial respiration with the use
    of adjunct airways
  • Epi-pen administration
  • CPR
  • Automated defibrillation
  • Splinting
  • Patient stabilization
  • Assisting patients with certain types
    of medicines
  • Bleeding control
  • Child birth
  • Patient assessment and vitals
  • Lifting and moving patients

What we don’t do is charge for our services. Ever!
If you received a bill related to a 9-1-1 emergency call that you made, it was probably from the paramedic services provided by one of our local hospitals, or for air medical services.  The Long Valley First Aid squad has never charged for its services.