01/13/2026
DECEMBER AND 2025 YEAR END STATISTICS - ANOTHER RECORD!!
For the month of December 2025, the Rescue Squad responded to 321 emergency calls, up 9.2% compared to December 2024. For the year 2025, the Rescue Squad responded to 3638 emergency calls compared to 3482 during 2024, an increase of 4.48% for 2025. 2025 also broke the record for the number of emergency responses in a year (seems like the numbers are only climbing...)
The calls by municipality for December were as follows:
Flemington Borough - 69
Raritan Township - 215
Readington Township - 4
Delaware Township - 21
East Amwell Township - 6
Kingwood Township - 2
City of Lambertville - 3
Franklin Township - 1
During December, the Rescue Squad's volunteer EMT's provided 1227 hours of duty time, with the Squad's career staff providing an additional 1756 hours of duty time to maintain our in-house staffed ambulances. There is always one staffed ambulance on duty at all times, with two and sometimes three staffed during peak call volume times. Our average response time remains among the fastest in the county and state, at 7:40 minutes average from dispatch to arriving on scene. (Hunterdon County average is 13 minutes / State average is 15 minutes per NJ DOH EMS). This average includes second, third and "scramble crew" calls. The Rescue Squad made 368 vehicle responses in December 2025 (up 7.6% compared to December 2024). The Rescue Squad made contact with 289 patients (up 14.2%) and Squad ambulances transported 225 patients to the hospital in December (up 15.9%).
The calls by municipality for 2025 for the Rescue Squad were as follows:
Flemington Borough - 797
Raritan Township - 2475
Readington Township - 17
Delaware Township - 190
East Amwell Township - 81
Kingwood Township - 23
City of Lambertville - 18
West Amwell Township - 5
Stockton Borough - 5
Franklin Township - 7
Hampton Borough - 2
Lebanon Township - 2
Frenchtown Borough - 2
Out of County - 8
During 2025, the Rescue Squad's volunteer EMT's provided 13,666 hours of duty time, with the Squad's career staff providing an additional 22,223 hours to ensure the Squad's staffed ambulances. For 2025, Squad vehicle responses were 4188 (up 4.1% compared to 2024). The Squad made contact with 3264 patients during 2025 (up 6.73% compared to 2024). Rescue Squad ambulances transported 2536 patients to medical facilities during 2025 (up 7.23% compared to 2024).
We are always looking for people who want to help serve their community as volunteer emergency medical technicians. If you think you might be interested in joining the Squad, check out www.frfars.org/join for additional information. Stay healthy and safe!