Passaic County, NJ is launching an ambulance pilot program using former corrections officers

Passaic County, NJ ambulance pilot program

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The Passaic County Sheriff's Office is launching an ambulance pilot program to handle the shortage in the number of emergency responders. The program will utilize former corrections officers to assist on ambulance calls in order to provide high-quality care and minimal response time without replacing any existing volunteer agencies. Two officers will be needed to operate the ambulances already owned by the sheriff’s department.

Healthcare Health & Human Services Emergency Services Pilot / POC

Passaic County, NJ

County in New Jersey

United States

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Passaic County to Use Former Correction Officers in Ambulance Squads – NewJersey News

As more municipalities face a shortage of volunteers to operate their ambulance squads, Passaic County is stepping up with an ambulance pilot program

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