Lambertville-New Hope Ambulance & Rescue Squad

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The Lambertville-New Hope Ambulance and Rescue Squad is a non-profit organization, providing comprehensive emergency medical services, marine rescue operations and K-9 search and rescue.

Two games, two crews, one squad.LNHARS is on standby tonight at both South Hunterdon Regional High School and New Hope-S...
09/05/2026

Two games, two crews, one squad.

LNHARS is on standby tonight at both South Hunterdon Regional High School and New Hope-Solebury High School football games—fully covered by volunteers, including one of our youth squad members.

Proud to support our communities. Have a great (and safe) game night. 🏉

We’re proud to share that LNHARS has been awarded a $12,000 Hunterdon County grant as part of a $500,000 countywide inve...
09/02/2026

We’re proud to share that LNHARS has been awarded a $12,000 Hunterdon County grant as part of a $500,000 countywide investment in local fire and EMS agencies.

With more than $1 million in funding requests submitted, this was a highly competitive program. This funding will support the purchase of new portable radios that work on both sides of the Delaware River, improving communication and interoperability with our mutual aid partners in NJ and PA.

Pictured: President Lisa Aron and Chief Kevin Snyder accepting the award on behalf of the squad.

Thank you to the Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners for supporting emergency services and the communities we serve.

🚨 September Member Spotlight 🚨As we continue our member spotlights, we’re proud to recognize volunteer member and Busine...
09/01/2026

🚨 September Member Spotlight 🚨

As we continue our member spotlights, we’re proud to recognize volunteer member and Business Administrator, Shirley Skillman.

Shirley has lived in the Lambertville area her entire life and has deep roots in the community she serves. She is married to Eddie, who she met at the squad, and together they’ve raised two sons, EJ and Brian. The squad has truly been a family affair, with all of them serving as members over the years.

When she’s not at the squad, Shirley enjoys spending time with friends and family, especially her three grandchildren. You can often find her attending their activities and cheering them on whenever she can.

Shirley was inspired to join the squad by her family. Her father served with Union Fire Company, and her mother was active in many community organizations. When the squad offered a first aid class, she signed up, and it quickly became her second home.

For Shirley, volunteering is about serving others in their time of need while staying connected to the community she has always called home. She believes volunteering, whether in EMS or in other ways, creates a sense of belonging and brings a lifelong reward. Through the squad, she has met many special people who have become lifelong friends.

Thank you, Shirley, for your dedication, leadership, and continued service to our squad and community.

Fun fact: September 1st is Shirley's birthday. Happy birthday!! 🥳🎈

Stronger Together in the FightWe’re launching our Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser shirt to support those fighting, th...
08/31/2026

Stronger Together in the Fight

We’re launching our Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser shirt to support those fighting, those who have fought, and those we’ve lost.

🩺 Shirts are $25
🎀 Proceeds support our squad and the Hunterdon Cancer Center, with funds earmarked for breast cancer support whenever possible

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Wear it to show support and remind someone they are not alone.

👉 Order here: https://tinyurl.com/lnhars-bcshirt

Last night, we were honored to be recognized alongside fellow first responders at the Battle of the Bridges game.Thank y...
08/29/2026

Last night, we were honored to be recognized alongside fellow first responders at the Battle of the Bridges game.

Thank you to South Hunterdon Regional High School and New Hope-Solebury High School for the recognition, and to everyone who came out to support the game and the community.

We're proud to serve on both sides of the Delaware River.

We'll be back on the field this Friday providing standby coverage. 🚑

ISO: IT company to help with our computers and tech 🖥️We’re a small non-profit EMS squad looking for a reliable IT compa...
08/27/2026

ISO: IT company to help with our computers and tech 🖥️

We’re a small non-profit EMS squad looking for a reliable IT company to help with our computer and tech needs.

Ideally, we’re looking for someone who can provide remote support and be available locally when needed.

If you’ve had a good experience with a company in the area, we’d love to hear your recommendations. Thanks in advance!

You can't really turn off the mindset.Even on a few days off in Mexico City, still noticing how things run.Different cit...
08/21/2026

You can't really turn off the mindset.

Even on a few days off in Mexico City, still noticing how things run.

Different city, same mission.

Respect to the crews keeping things moving. 💪

From the Archives 🚑When we first came across this photo, one thing stood out right away... that door looks familiar.This...
08/16/2026

From the Archives 🚑

When we first came across this photo, one thing stood out right away... that door looks familiar.

This image captures a real call from years ago, but it also highlights something that might be hard to imagine now. There was a time when ambulances and hearses were closely connected.

Before modern EMS systems existed, many communities relied on local funeral directors to provide ambulance service. They had vehicles designed to transport someone lying down and were available around the clock.

Because of that, early ambulances often looked a lot like hearses, and in some places the same types of vehicles were used for both.

Thankfully, emergency care has come a long way since then, and it is an important part of how services like ours came to be.

Photo courtesy of the Lambertville Historical Society

If anyone would like to take over our social media, now would be a great time. Please apply. I would like a day off 🙂Unt...
08/10/2026

If anyone would like to take over our social media, now would be a great time. Please apply. I would like a day off 🙂

Until then, and in all seriousness—if you’ve ever thought about getting involved with your local rescue squad, this is your sign. You do NOT have to be an EMT. There are plenty of ways to help behind the scenes, and we’ll train you if you want to ride.

Scan the QR code if you're feeling ambitious. But since you're probably already on your phone, just use the link below instead.
www.lnhars.com/volunteer

From the Archives 🏺In 1974, the squad celebrated the dedication of its current building on Alexander Ave. with these tan...
08/07/2026

From the Archives 🏺

In 1974, the squad celebrated the dedication of its current building on Alexander Ave. with these tankards.

Decades later, one somehow made its way to me… and now holds pens instead of beer.

Not exactly standard issue, but a pretty great piece of our history.

Does anyone else have one of these?




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70 Alexander Avenue
Lambertville, NJ
08530

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