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Afscme Local 3044-1

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Afscme Local 3044-1

Public Safety Telecommunicators and EMTs serving Woodbridge Twp. NJ

06/17/2026

AFSCME Local 3044-1 would like to congratulate members EMT Gelvin Alvarado and EMT Jelani Gray on being recognized by the New Jersey State Council Knights of Columbus as EMTs of the Year.

Your professionalism, dedication, and service to the residents of Woodbridge Township reflect the best of emergency medical services and our union is proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor.

We also congratulate Woodbridge Police Officer Thomas Hendricks on being recognized as Police Officer of the Year.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees, and thank you for your continued service to our community.

06/09/2026

Today, members of AFSCME Local 3044-1 proudly joined community members for the Pride flag raising. 🏳️‍🌈
This event was a meaningful reminder that Pride is about visibility, respect, inclusion, and standing together as a community. We are proud to support and celebrate our LGBTQ+ members, coworkers, residents, and neighbors.
Solidarity means showing up for one another and today, we did just that.
Happy Pride Month!

05/23/2026

🚑 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑
Rich Maciorowski, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Rich Maciorowski.

Rich has served as an EMT for 2 years, making a direct and positive impact on people’s lives during emergencies. For Rich, some of the most rewarding parts of EMS are the variety of calls, the dynamic nature of the work, and the teamwork that goes into every response.

Outside of work, Rich enjoys spending time with friends and family, outdoor activities, snowboarding, fishing, and traveling. He is also a Colonia firefighter, is pursuing his degree in Fire Science at Kean University, and hopes to obtain his paramedic license in the near future.

Thank you, Rich, for your dedication to EMS, the fire service, and Woodbridge Twp.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/22/2026

🚨 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑
Nate Jarrett, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Nate Jarrett.

Nate has been with the Woodbridge Police Department EMS since September 2025 and previously served with other EMS agencies, bringing experience, dedication, and a strong public safety background to the community.

For Nate, one of the most rewarding parts of being an EMT is that every shift is different. EMS constantly challenges him to think critically, adapt quickly, and stay calm under pressure, making the job both meaningful and rewarding.

Outside of work, Nate continues to serve others as a volunteer firefighter with Iselin District 9. He is also a U.S. Army Combat Medic, further reflecting his commitment to service, emergency care, and helping others in their time of need.

Thank you, Nate, for your dedication to EMS, the fire service, military service, and Woodbridge Twp.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/21/2026

🚨🚑 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑🚨
Jonathan Ryan, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Jonathan Ryan.

Jonathan has dedicated nearly 24 years to EMS, beginning his journey as a cadet in October 2002 when he took his First Responder/EMR class. He became an EMT as soon as he turned 16, completing and passing his EMT certification in April 2005.

For Jonathan, one of the most meaningful parts of being an EMT is having a skill set that can be used to help others in their time of need.

Public safety service runs deep in Jonathan’s family. He is a 3rd generation EMS member and a 4th generation firefighter. His connection to emergency services started early, with his parents bringing him to his first CPR class when he was just 6 weeks old.

Outside of work, Jonathan volunteers in both Fire and EMS and enjoys riding his motorcycle.

Thank you, Jonathan, for your decades of dedication, service, and commitment to EMS and the Woodbridge community.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/20/2026

🚨🚑 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑🚨
Will Reger, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Will Reger.

Will has served as an EMT for 4 years, helping members of the community during some of their most difficult moments. For Will, one of the most rewarding parts of being an EMT is being able to make a difference when people need help the most.

Outside of work, Will enjoys spending time with family and friends and continuing to serve others through volunteer firefighting.

Thank you, Will, for your dedication to EMS, public safety, and the Woodbridge community.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/19/2026

🚨🚑 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑🚨
Kim Seber, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Kim Seber.

Kim has served as an EMT for 6 years, providing compassionate care to those in need. For Kim, one of the most meaningful parts of being an EMT is helping people and being there for them on what may be the worst day of their lives.

Outside of work, Kim enjoys working out, rucking, baking, and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.

Kim says she is extremely honored and proud to serve Woodbridge Twp., and we are equally proud to recognize her dedication, compassion, and service.

Thank you, Kim, for the difference you make every day.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/18/2026

🚨🚑 National EMS Week Member Spotlight 🚑🚨
Peter Theologis, EMT

In honor of National EMS Week, AFSCME Local 3044-1 is proud to recognize EMT Peter Theologis.

Peter has served as an EMT for 8 years, bringing dedication, compassion, and professionalism to every call. For Peter, one of the most meaningful parts of being an EMT is the ability to make a real difference in someone’s worst moment — whether that means calming a scared patient, treating someone during an emergency, or simply being there to reassure a family member.

He also values the teamwork and fast-paced environment of EMS, where no two days are the same and every shift brings an opportunity to learn, adapt, and serve.

Outside of work, Peter stays deeply involved in the fire service and EMS community. He enjoys training, learning new skills, spending time with friends and family, attending sporting events, photography, and participating in community events through the department.

Peter holds multiple certifications, including Fire Inspector, Fire Instructor, Rope Rescue Technician, and Motor Vehicle Extrication Technician. He is also the President of the Colonia Fire Department, a fire dispatcher at Station 7, and an instructor at the Ohio Youth Fire and EMS Training Academy in Nelsonville, Ohio.

Thank you, Peter, for your service, leadership, and commitment to EMS, the fire service, and the community.

Happy National EMS Week! 🚑💚

05/17/2026

💚🚑 Very proud of the professional patient care our EMTs provide everyday!

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