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CONGRATULATIONS TO JR. FIREFIGHTER COURTNEY CELLA!
Tonight Courtney completed five months of training at the Camden County Emergency Training Center and graduated the very difficult Emergency Medical Technician course.
Courtney’s family, friends and Chief proudly looked on as she finished the first of her many goals.
Even though she graduated tonight, Courtney can not relax just yet. In the next few weeks, she has her State EMT certification test, her Firefighter 1 graduation and her graduation from GCIT. Oh, and her 18th birthday after that.
The members of the Gibbstown Volunteer Fire Company want to congratulate you and are very proud to call you our sister.
Congratulations
thank you guys for always being there for me❤️❤️
Congratulations be safe
Congratulations!
Congratulations
CHIEF FISLER HEADS TO LOGAN TOWNSHIP WITH FF OLNHAUSEN
- Tuesday evening Chief Fisler and Firefighter Olnhausen responded into Logan Township to take part in a search for a missing person. Both have spent time training and getting certified in search and rescue techniques for that type of situation along with several members of the Gloucester County Technical Rescue Team.
Direct From Logan PD: Photo of Missing PersonThe Logan Township Police Department is requesting your assistance in locating a missing person. Jason Spring (photo below). Jason was last seen Sunday evening at approximately 9:15 pm. He is 5' 5" tall and weighs approximately 275 lbs. If you have information regarding his whereabouts please call 9-1-1. Thank you for your help.
EMS WEEK
- The Gibbstown Fire Company would like to show our appreciation to the Gloucester County Emergency Medical Services this week as it is “National EMS Week”.
No matter how large or small an incident is, we can always count on this agency being on location for any of our needs. From rehabilitation for our firefighters, medical care for our families or saving the life of one of our fellow residents, GCEMS always maintains readiness to act in the time of need.
Second to none is an understatement when it comes to our county ambulance staff. This week we say thank you for all you do for us and our community.
Rescue 2118 and its crew were dispatched into Paulsboro this afternoon for a MVC with entrapment.
Upon arrival, the crew stabilized the vehicle, de-energized it and proceeded to remove a passenger side door.
Once removed, 2118s crew then assisted the County BLS with patient removal.
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