Princeton EMS & Princeton Fire Company

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Princeton Fire Department and http://bit.ly/PFDVolunteer PO BOX 529 We Need YOU! VOLUNTEER! Two Pathways
Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad: to Saving Lives in Princeton.
a Shared Vision of Why You Should Volunteer PRINCETON, NJ 08542
One Amazing Volunteer —
Regardless of where your volunteer passions take you, you will:
YOU!
n Receive free training.
n Enjoy making a difference in your community. https://pfars.org/volunteer
n Develop new skills and gain experience that can lead to
or help prepare you for a first responder or medical career.
n Build lasting friendships and other relationships by working
as a team.

Ready to Learn More?

Let us bring you in for a tour and meet our volunteers. You have
nothing to lose and you might love what you see! Start by filling
out an Inquiry Form today with either of our organizations:

Princeton Fire Department

http://bit.ly/PFDVolunteer

609-497-7637 • [email protected]

Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad

https://pfars.org/volunteer

609-924-3338 • [email protected]

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rescue people during the knowledge and experience of our diverse
water-related emergencies, membership. They have helped me to develop
motor vehicle extrications, technical skills and a deep appreciation of our
and technical rope rescues. history and tradition. The unique makeup of
Princeton’s commercial, residential and higher
Cadet: Spend your teenage years education communities has provided me with
fostering leadership skills. Cadets, a variety of opportunities to gain broad
ages 16 to 17, learn CPR and other first aid experience in the fire service.
skills to assist first responders during most
emergency calls. You can quickly become Pat Shields, Lieutenant, PFD
an EMT by age 18.
http://bit.ly/PFDVolunteer