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Watch recorded live video of the Downtown Hammonton NYE Bash Dec. 31, 2018
https://livestream.com/Hammonton/events/8509761/videos/185282769
Any emergency is stressful enough, but when someone may be unaware of the danger, may resist help or not respond to first responders it can be detrimental to the outcome of the incident.
The Autism Alert Decal: “FD ALERT” “OCCUPANT WITH AUTISM”
The durable reflective decal can be placed on the door or window of your home to alert firefighters and other first responders that there is an occupant with Autism in the event of an emergency.
It can also go on your vehicle to alert public safety and rescue personnel in the event of a motor vehicle incident.
A private donation has paid for an initial supply of the decals to be distributed at no charge in our community by The Hammonton Office of Emergency Management.
The Autism Alert decals are available at Town Hall, 100 Central Ave., 3rd floor Clerk’s Office during normal business hours or send an email message (subject line “Autism Decal”) with your request to: info@townofhammonton.org
Emergency Preparedness – Greater Peace of Mind Through Preparation
Hammonton Office of Emergency Management
‘Path To Progress’ Website Launched In Support of Fiscal Reform Proposals
Provides Forum for Recommendations by the Economic & Policy Workgroup to Reduce Costs, Find Efficiencies & Maintain Fiscal Stability
Trenton – Following through on the recommendations by a blue ribbon panel that address the state’s most challenging fiscal problems, a website entitled “PathToProgressNJ: Policies To Save New Jersey” was launched today to provide a forum on the proposals to avert looming financial crises, help maintain fiscal stability, reduce the costs of government and allow the state to support vital needs and services.
The bipartisan workgroup reassessed the fairness, adequacy, efficiency and affordability of the state’s current revenue structure across all levels of government and reexamined the delivery of government services to develop its findings and recommendations.
The product of seven months of work by the 25-member panel of experts in public finances, the release of the 30 recommendations marks the first step of an ongoing process to involve stakeholders and the general public in an informed debate about how to put New Jersey on the path to progress.
The website provides a source of information on the severity of the fiscal problems that confront state and local government as well as explanations on the proposals to address them.
Residents can contact Mark Magyar, email address mmagyar@njleg.org regarding the State of NJ Path to Progress if they have any ideas or thoughts on the Path to Progress Report.
Go to the website: www.pathtoprogressnj.org
Path To Progress NJ information and report
NJ ECONOMIC AND FISCAL POLICY WORKGROUP
A panel of fiscal and economic experts working to devise innovative solutions to fix New Jersey.
copy of report: PDF-EFPP-Report
Residents can contact Mark Magyar, email address mmagyar@njleg.org regarding the State of NJ Path to Progress if they have any ideas or thoughts on the Path to Progress Report.
HAMMONTON JOINT LAND USE BOARD APPLICATION
Hammonton Police Department Surveillance Camera Registry Form:
HPD Surveillance Camera Registry Form
Thank you in advance for your support.
The Hammonton Police Department would like to thank you for voluntarily submitting your private security camera information.
There is now a public notary located on the 3rd floor of Town Hall free to citizens of the Town at no cost, ID is required.
New Jersey Attorney General Porrino announced the “Safe Stop NJ” program. The goal of the program is to have every traffic stop to end safely for all involved by providing information for the general public about what to do, and what not to do, during a traffic stop, to ensure that all stops are safe and fair. A link to the program can be found here http://www.safestopnj.com/
Attorney General’s Message
Our goal is for every traffic stop to end safely for all involved. To achieve this goal, we have taken various steps, all of which have been directed at law enforcement: All police officers in New Jersey must complete annual training on de-escalation techniques, cultural awareness and implicit bias through our CLEAR Institute; thousands of police officers now wear body-worn cameras; we have improved protocols for investigation of police-involved use of deadly force; and we have promoted innovative community policing through hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants and awards. Our new “Safe Stop” initiative takes the next step by providing information for the general public about what to do, and what not to do, during a traffic stop, to ensure that all stops are safe and fair. Please help us make every stop a Safe Stop.