Point Boro EMS

Happy Halloween have a fun and safe night 👻🎃💀

Chief Alexander and the members of Point Boro EMS would like to wish everyone a safe Halloween!

Our volunteers got in the spooky spirit and carved some pumpkins last night during some down time in between calls for service. As always, shout out to our members for always being there for the community.

Every day, first responders go above and beyond the call of duty, demonstrating courage, bravery, and selflessness in protecting and serving the communities they serve.

In recognition of National First Responders Day, Chief Alexander and the members of Point Boro EMS proudly honor all first responders for their dedication to saving lives, protecting our communities and safeguarding the health and well-being of residents and visitors of our community.

Chief Alexander commends the members of our agency for their dedication to service and commitment to both the agency and community. A special thank you to Point Pleasant Police Department, Point Pleasant Fire Department Station 75, and our mutual aid partners for their unwavering support as well.

Brick Township EMS/Rescue
Point Pleasant First Aid & Emergency Squad
Hackensack Meridian-JFK University Medical Center EMS
Ocean County EMS Coordinators
Point Pleasant NJ CERT
Point Pleasant Borough Office of Emergency Management

Our volunteers were busy last night, emptying out our building and answering calls for service with all three of our ambulances.

Chief Alexander commends his members for their dedication to the agency and their commitment to the community, volunteering their time regardless of the time of day.

Thank you to everyone who visited us during last nights Trunk or Treat! It was great seeing everyone’s spooky costumes and sharing our sweet tooth with our community.

As always, great job and thank you to the Borough of Point Pleasant Borough, Point Pleasant Police Department and the Community Watch program for hosting such a great event every year.

On 10/7/2026, our agency was dispatched to a residence with Point Pleasant Fire Department Station 75 for a reported structure fire. Upon arrival, Chief Alexander established EMS command and created a rehabilitation area with the assistance of Point Pleasant NJ CERT.

Our volunteers remained on scene to provide BLS coverage and firefighter rehabilitation for this incident for approximately two hours.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the homeowners who were affected during this incident.

NEVER FORGET 🇺🇸

Twenty five years later, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to honor the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who answered the call without hesitation.

May we never forget those who never made it home, those who ran toward danger to save others, and the countless lives forever changed that day.

Chief Alexander and the members of Point Boro EMS send our condolences to the friends and family of Neptune Township EMS Chief Bil Rosen.

A personal friend of Chief Alexander and many others in the emergency services community, Chief Rosen dedicated his life to his community, serving others through multiple roles in the EMS and Emergency Management fields. Bil was passionate about mental health and resiliency, and a strong advocate for continuing education for EMS providers, always encouraging those around him to grow and improve as well as nurturing and destigmatizing the judgment around mental health in the public safety profession.

Those who had the privilege of knowing Chief Rosen remember him not only as a respected leader but also as a loyal friend and mentor. There was always room for a dad joke when Bil was around, and the happiness he always brought to the room will never be forgotten.

Rest easy, Chief Rosen. You will be deeply missed.

Congratulations to Deputy Chief Blair for graduating from the National Honor Guard Academy training program. Deputy Chief Blair, also a member of Brick Township EMS/Rescue, was sponsored through their agency to attend this training as part of their newly formed Honor Guard.

Honor Guards provide one of the most visible and positive images for a department. Be it a parade, ground breaking event, sporting event or funeral, the presence alone of the honor guard immediately draws attention and raises the formality of the event.

Congratulations Deputy Chief Blair on this honorable achievement!