Congratulations to EMT Yaseen Mahmoud on his graduation last weekend from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute  where he majored in Mechanical Engineering & Information Technology and Web Science.  

Yaseen joined our team in August 2017 as a Cadet, earned his EMT and continues to volunteer with the department as a volunteer Team Member

Congratulations Yaseen!

Congratulations to Rylee Legreide, who graduated earlier this month from East Stroudsburg University, with a degree in Public Health concentration in Health Service Administration.

EMT Legreide joined the South Branch family as a per diem career EMT in May 2020, and continues to serve with us today.  

Great Job Rylee!

GRADUATE: Kaitlyn Schoendorf

Congratulations to Kaitlyn Schoendorf, a volunteer who became part of the SBES family as part of our merger with the Hampton Emergency Squad earlier this year.  Kaitlyn completed her studies with an Associate of Arts in Psychology from Raritan Valley Community College. 

Unfortunately we wish Kaitlyn Schoendorf best of luck as she departs our area, and thank her for her past service to both organizations.  

Congratulations to our Engineer Jason Mayer, a volunteer with SBES  who graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University with a B.S. Information Technology. 

Engineer Mayer joined our agency as a volunteer in December 2016, obtained his EMT, and quickly became a Team Leader.  He has also held the position of EMS Lieutenant, and is an active volunteer with the Town of Clinton Fire Department.

​Jason was a recipient of the Colonel Fairleigh S Dickinson Scholarship at the University.  

Annandale, NJ – Chief Thomas DeRosa, Chief of the Clinton Township Police, and Chief Frank Setnicky, Chief of the South Branch Emergency Services, announce the return of the Clinton Township Junior Police & Emergency Services Academy.

The program will run from June 27 th through July 1 st , 2022, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and is open to individuals age 12-16 who have an interest in learning more about the public safety career path.

Planned activities for the week include marching, physical training, exposure to simulated police work, emergency first aid training, classroom time, guest speakers, presentations and a trip to the Freedom Tower.

Applicants will be screened and preference will be given to Clinton Township residents.

There is no charge, however class size is capped at 30 participants; all applications received from qualified applicants will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

The application process will close on June 10, 2022 at 4:00 pm and participants will be notified of their acceptance thereafter.

Applications are available at the Clinton Township Police Department, 1370 Route 31, Annandale or online at www.ctpd.org