Woodbridge longtime ambulance/emergency squad closes
Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac says there will not be a negative impact for residents.
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3h agoThe Woodbridge Township Ambulance and Rescue Squad is closing its doors and services.
Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac says there will not be a negative impact for residents.
A specific reason for closing has not yet been announced.
Mayor McCormac said in a statement that the township's police emergency medical first aid squad along with three other established EMS providers in town will ensure no interruption to life saving services in town.
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