Dramatic Rescue Unfolds in Hasbrouck Heights: Fire Crews Rush to Free Trapped Victims After Two-Car Crash
the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Hasbrouck Heights NJ, a coordinated emergency response brought multiple fire department units to the intersection of Boulevard and Division Avenue in Hasbrouck Heights recently, following a serious two-car accident. The initial reports indicated a harrowing situation with victims trapped inside their vehicles.
The Hasbrouck Heights Fire Department, with a full contingent of Chief 60, Chief 61, Chief 62, Squad 1, and Engine 2, was the first to arrive on the scene. Recognizing the severity of the incident and the need for additional resources, Chief 60 quickly transmitted a 10-30 signal, requesting mutual aid from neighboring departments.
The call was promptly answered by the Wood-Ridge Fire Department. Their response was equally robust, with Chief Meglio, Chief Cribben, Rescue 903, and Engine 901 arriving on the scene to provide critical support. The seamless collaboration between the two departments highlights the importance of mutual aid agreements in ensuring the safety of our communities.
Crews from both departments worked tirelessly and with precision to perform a complex extrication. Using specialized tools and training, they carefully removed the entrapped parties from their damaged vehicles. Once freed, the victims were immediately transferred to the care of on-site EMS personnel for medical attention.
This incident serves as a powerful reminder of the dedication and skill of our local first responders. Their swift action and effective teamwork were instrumental in ensuring a positive outcome in a high-stakes situation. Their commitment to training and collaboration makes all the difference when seconds count.
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Wow. A lot of “Chiefs”. No?