Long Hill Township - Public Safety

PUBLIC SAFETY

IN ANY EMERGENCY CALL 911

Please report Traffic Signal failures to the Police Department at 908-647-1800.

Truck 23

Command Car 20

First Responder Car 32

Support 12

In 2002, all four of Long Hill's Public Safety organizations acquired new trucks.
From left to right in this family portrait, the Police Emergency Services unit truck, the Stirling VFC Command Vehicle, the Long Hill First Aid Squad First Responder truck and the Millington VFC Support Truck. Click on the photo for descriptions of each.
Photographed at the WTC Tower of Remembrance on Long Hill Road in Stirling.

Public Safety in Long Hill Township is provided by a paid Police Department, two volunteer Fire Companies, and a volunteer First Aid Squad. All are dispatched from the Township's 911 Center at Police Headquarters. Strategic planning and disaster coordination are provided by the Township's Office of Emergency Management.

Information about the Municipal Court is in the "Departments" section of the website.

Visit these important web Resources:
	In Morris County, all training of emergency service personnel is conducted at the Morris County Fire Fighters and Police Training Academy. Visit their website for an appreciation of the skills our emergency responders must acquire and maintain.

NJ Poison Control Center 800-222-1222 973-972-9280	Animal Poison Control Center 888-4ANI-HELP ($45.00 per call)	National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 800-THE-LOST	Long list of Safety and Emergency Hotlines from the NJ Division of Fire Safety

HOUSE NUMBERING APPEAL

April 12, 2002

Dear Resident

The Long Hill Township Office of Emergency Management and the Emergency Response Personnel of your town, including the Long Hill Township Police Department, Millington Fire Department, Stirling Fire Department and the Long Hill First Aid Squad need your help. Hundreds of hours each year are spent to be the best trained emergency response personnel. Their vehicles and equipment are maintained and ready to respond to your call for HELP. Unfortunately they have one major problem -- they cannot FIND you because your house is not properly marked with an easy to read HOUSE NUMBER.

As you know, seconds count and can make the difference between life and death. The emergency response personnel often lose precious seconds because they cannot find your house. The Long Hill Township Police Explorers, as part of a Community Service Project, has agreed to assist the Long Hill Township Emergency Response Departments looking for homes that are not clearly marked with a house number.

Your home has been identified as one of these homes that could cause emergency responding personnel extra precious seconds in locating your home. To help them, and more importantly to help yourself or a loved one, please post your HOUSE NUMBER in a location that can easily be seen, using numbers that are large enough to be seen easily day or evening.

Township Ordinance #29-2-6 - requires house numbers, at least three inches in height, be placed above or to the side of the main entrance door way. If the house is located more than 50 feet from the road, the house numbers should be placed at the main walk, driveway or common entrance to the building.

Please help us so we can help you when you call for help.

Sincerely,

Kenneth J. Fullagar
Director Emergency Management

If you have any questions concerning the Long Hill Township Office of Emergency Management or the house numbering program, please contact Kenneth J. Fullagar by email or by calling 908-647-1800 ext. 235.

10/13/04