Hatzolah of Central Jersey Stations First Ambulance in Pine Lake Park, Manchester Township

By FrumNews.com

Hatzolah of Central Jersey proudly announces the strategic placement of an ambulance in the Pine Lake Park area of Manchester Township, NJ.

This marks a significant milestone in our continued commitment to providing rapid and high-quality emergency medical services to the growing kehillos in Central Jersey.

The decision to station an ambulance in Pine Lake Park is a direct response to the substantial growth of our kehillos in the area and Hatzolah’s dedication to meeting the needs of the expanding population. The increased presence in Manchester Township reflects our ongoing efforts to, b’syata dishmaya, enhance accessibility and ensure timely response to emergency calls. 

In recent years, Hatzolah of Central Jersey has not only expanded its fleet but has also significantly increased its membership, particularly in the growing areas. This growth is a testament to our commitment to recruiting and training highly skilled volunteers who are dedicated to serving their communities. 

The newly stationed ambulance in Pine Lake Park joins our current fleet of 17 ambulances and a total of 35 vehicles servicing Lakewood, Toms River, Manchester, Howell, Brick, and Jackson. In addition, Hatzolah of Central Jersey will be accepting the delivery of four additional brand-new ambulances in the coming months. Some of these new ambulances will replace aging vehicles within the fleet, while others will be deployed to new posts to keep pace with community expansion. 

Last week, Hatzalah of Central Jersey announced that it received approval from the Lakewood Township Planning Board to start construction of its new, larger state-of-the-art headquarters along Cedar Bridge Avenue, near New Hampshire Avenue.

The new headquarters would allow Hatzalah to expand its existing services and consolidate its services under one roof in a central location.

Hatzalah is also currently constructing a new garage at the intersection of Route 9 and Halsey Street in South Lakewood.

Hatzolah of Central Jersey said it, “Remains committed to, b’syata dishmaya, providing world-class emergency medical services. Our focus on quality care involves rigorous vetting of potential new members, continuous education for our current membership, and the acquisition of the latest medical equipment available on the market. With over 200 members, including EMTs, paramedics, MDs, PAs, NPs, and psychologists, all highly trained and respected members of our kehillos, we are proud to deliver rapid, high-quality emergency services to our residents.”