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Brick EMS Celebrates 20 Years Of Full-Time Service
Source: Jersey Shore Online · Jul 17, 2026, 9:19 AM
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Brick's Emergency Medical Services department is marking 20 years of full-time operations in 2026. The EMS service, which traces its origins back further, transitioned to a fully professional staffed model on May 18, 2006, when six paramedics made their first call as paid members.
The department has since expanded significantly to include 36 full-time paramedics and 31 additional personnel, reflecting the growth and commitment to emergency medical response in the Brick community.
Key points
- Brick EMS celebrated its 20th anniversary of full-time service in 2026
- The department began full-time operations on May 18, 2006 with six paramedics
- Current staffing includes 36 full-time paramedics and 31 additional personnel
- EMS operations in Brick have roots that extend beyond the 20-year full-time milestone
FAQ
- When did Brick EMS transition to full-time service?
- Brick EMS transitioned to full-time professional service on May 18, 2006, when six paramedics answered their first call as paid EMS members.
- How large is Brick EMS today?
- The department now operates with 36 full-time paramedics and 31 additional personnel, significantly larger than its original team of six.
- Is this the entire history of EMS in Brick?
- No, the tradition of life-saving services in Brick extends back further than the 20-year full-time anniversary, though 2026 marks the milestone of two decades of full-time professional operations.
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