Editing Readington Township, New Jersey (section)

==Emergency services==
Readington Township is served by a full-time Police Department, two ambulances staffed by the Whitehouse Rescue Squad, and four volunteer Fire Companies.

===EMS and rescue services===
*The Whitehouse First Aid & Rescue Squad Station 22 Rescue was formed in 1950 and provides the lead EMS & Rescue coordination for the Township under the leadership of Chief Jeff Herzog. They are a blended department with career and volunteer members, and a roster of over 50 EMTs. The squad responds to over 2200 calls per year in Readington and Tewksbury Townships. The squad has a rescue services division led by volunteers for rescue operations such as automobile extrication, confined space and water rescue. 22 Rescue is located on Main Street in Whitehouse Station.<ref>[http://www.22rescue.com/ About Us], Whitehouse Rescue Squad. Accessed July 14, 2012.</ref>

===Fire departments===
The following volunteer fire departments serve the Township:<ref>[https://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/BusinessDirectoryII.aspx?lngBusinessCategoryID=42 Fire Departments], Hunterdon County Department of Public Safety. Accessed February 23, 2025.</ref>
*Whitehouse Fire Company #1 (Station 22 Fire)<ref>[https://www.whitehousefirecompany.com/home Home Page], Whitehouse Station Volunteer Fire Co. #1. Accessed February 23, 2025.</ref>
*Readington Volunteer Fire Co., established in 1958 (Station 32 Fire)<ref>[https://www.rvfc32.org/blank-1 About Us], Readington Volunteer Fire Company. Accessed February 23, 2025.</ref>
*Three Bridges Volunteer Fire Co., established in 1927 (Station 33 Fire)<ref>[https://www.tbvfc.com/about_us About Us], Three Bridges Volunteer Fire Company. Accessed February 23, 2025.</ref>
*East Whitehouse Volunteer Fire Co., organized in December 1923, Retired in 2022 (Station 31 Fire)<ref>[https://www.ewfd31.org/ Home Page], East Whitehouse Fire Department. Accessed February 23, 2025.</ref>