Cranford community rallies for first responders whose headquarters were flooded by Ida
The Cranford First Aid Squad building was flooded by Ida's deluge last week - and now the first responders are in need of help.
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Sep 10, 2021, 3:05 AM
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Updated 1,223 days ago
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489ds agoThe Cranford First Aid Squad building was flooded by Ida's deluge last week - and now the first responders are in need of help.
The group faced the same situation during Hurricane Irene.
They say they're thankful that the community is rallying to help them rebuild once again.
Photo courtesy of the Cranford First Aid Squad Facebook page.
Photo courtesy of the Cranford First Aid Squad Facebook page.
Photo courtesy of the Cranford First Aid Squad Facebook page.
"I think that with Ida we're going to be able to get back up on our feet a lot sooner just because everyone from the community has been such a huge help. They've been so generous with spending time down here and volunteering with getting everything out of the building," says Caitlin Cook, second lieutenant medical, CFAS.
Their headquarters was flooded with 6 inches of water.
A GoFundMe is currently up which is already halfway towards a $20,000 goal.
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