Fire Department appoints Kayla Rejevic and Pauline Lidors as full time EMTs

Cranford Township welcomed two new full-time Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) during the town meeting on June 24, 2025. Kayla Rejevic and Pauline Lidors were introduced as the latest additions to the local emergency services team, filling positions left by former EMTs who have transitioned to new roles.

The appointment of Rejevic and Lidors comes as part of the township's ongoing efforts to maintain a robust emergency response team. The previous EMTs, Paul Richardson and Carolyn Bucride, have moved on to new opportunities, with Bucride recognized for her decade of dedicated service to the Cranford Fire Department.

Both new EMTs bring valuable experience from their time in Cranford and other emergency medical services, having previously served as part-time EMTs. Their transition to full-time roles is expected to enhance the community's emergency response capabilities.

The meeting underscored the township's commitment to ensuring high-quality emergency services for residents, with officials expressing confidence in the skills and dedication of the new team members. As they step into their roles, Rejevic and Lidors are poised to make a significant impact on the health and safety of the Cranford community.