Tuckerton EMS members transported our first patient in our newly outfitted ambulance. Pictured are EMT's Caitlin Nogalo, Meghan Yovankin, and EMS Captain Dale Eggert

Tuckerton Fire Department responded to a motor vehicle accident on US 9 near the NJ National Guard Armory.  The patients were treated on scene by Tuckerton Fire and EMS personnel.  One victim was transported to Bay Avenue ball field by Qualilty Ambulance where the victim was transported to a trauma center by New Jersey State Police Medivac.  A second victim was transported by Quality Ambulance to a local hospital.  West Tuckerton Fire Department assisted at the landing z...

At 10:52 a.m., Tuckerton Fire Department was dispatched to a fire alarm at Village on the Green Apartments Building 3, 500 East Main Street. At 10:56, the tones were again activated for a possible structure fire at the same address. Chief Lee Eggert Jr. arrived, found smoke showing, and a dispatch went out at 10:58 for a confirmed working fire. Tuckerton Police Sergeant Chris Anderson attempted to enter the apartment, but could not due to heat and smoke. Complex management advised they believed ...

At 10:35 a.m., Tuckerton Fire-Rescue was dispatched along with Mystic island and West Tuckerton Fire Companies to East Pimlico Road in Mystic Island for a report of a seal trapped on the ice.A joint effort by the fire companies along with personnel from Great Bay Regional Vol. EMS and the Marine Mammal Stranding Center resulted in a successful recovery of the seal, The seal was taken to ehe Marine Mammal Stranding Center, to be given fluids and some rest prior to being released.