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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Emergency Services Volunteers were well prepared for the storm that caught many by surprise. Making a difficult commute and getting around the Village. Chief Tony Lillo stated that “our line officers reached out to additional volunteers in advance of the storm which resulted in us staffing 4 Emergency Vehicles with over 1 dozen volunteers. There were multiple EMS calls and also traffic assistance calls during the intensity of the storm”, said Chief Tony Lillo. “ The Ridgewood Emergency Services are on call, 24/7, 365 days a year, no matter what the weather brings, we are ready to serve,” Chief Lillo concluded. Please support the Ridgewood Emergency Services through FOREST. (Friends of Ridgewood Emergency Services Teams).
Yes the emergency services did a fantastic job. I think in the future the Board of Education needs to get involved with more weather conditions. If they are calling for a storm let the schools out half-day let’s get our kids home safe before the storm, I think that would help out the missa polity tremendously. Thank you parents. yes the emergency services did a fantastic job. I think in the future to Board of Education needs to get involved with more weather conditions. If they are calling for a storm let the school’s out half day let’s get our kids home safe before the storm, I think that would help out the missa polity tremendously. Thank you parent
I did not notice any brine on the roads.
Neither did I – when did these emergency service go into effect? It took over an hour to get from one end to Midland Pk. And it was not a “surprise” storm – they were predicting snow and calling for a winter weather advisory. What else has to happen?