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Directives Issued by the State Office of Emergency Management
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28
GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION ON AUXILIARY POLICE POWERS
Grants
emergency management auxiliary police the power to enforce
all New Jersey laws during emergencies and training
exercises.
30
PROCEDURES FOR TRAINING AUXILIARY POLICEMEN WITH REGULAR
POLICE FORCES
Directs
that whenever auxiliary police are attached to the local
police for training, they shall be under the direction
of the Chief of Police and subject to the rules and
regulations of the local police.
33
PROCEDURES IN REQUESTING AID AS A RESULT OF FIRES
The
municipal fire chief needing additional assistance at
a fire scene shall first call upon mutual aid, then
county resources, and then state resources.
61
DUTIES AND POWERS FOR MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
COORDINATORS AND COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORS
Municipal
and county emergency management coordinators shall have
complete authority to issue and enforce such orders
as may be necessary to implement and carry out emergency
management operations. For a full version of this Directive,
please click here.
68
PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING CRASHED ENEMY AIRCRAFT AND
PERSONNEL
This
directive establishes standard operating procedures
for action by all emergency management personnel in
New Jersey in the event that any enemy aircraft is downed
within the borders of the State of New Jersey.
70
IDENTIFICATION AND MOVEMENT OF NEW JERSEY ARMY AND AIR
NATIONAL GUARD DURING EMERGENCIES
This
directive states that all military personnel shall be
allowed to travel during an emergency. They will identify
themselves with a military ID card.
71
PROTECTION POLICY FOR NEW JERSEY SCHOOL POPULATION
Increased
readiness actions, including closing of all schools,
must be taken during periods of increased international
tension. Specific plans must be developed to effectuate
this directive.
73
MILITARY LIAISON WITH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCIES
This
directive establishes the properly designed sequence
in which New Jersey National Guard assistance can be
requested in support of civil authorities.
74
APPROVAL OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT EXERCISES
This
directive requires that all emergency management exercises
and drills must be approved by the State Office of Emergency
Management to assure proper coordination. For a full
version of this Directive, please click here.
76
CONTROL OF RADIATION TRAINING SOURCE SETS (RESCINDED)
This
directive requires that custodians of all radiation
training source sets establish a log card to be signed
each time the source holder is opened.
77
RESTRICTED USES OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (CIVIL DEFENSE)
PERSONNEL, INSIGNE AND EQUIPMENT
This
directive prohibits the use of insigne with the intent
to deceive or mislead, or for the purpose of inducing
the false impression that such person is engaged in
the performance of an authorized emergency management
activity.
79
RULES AND REGULATIONS - CITIZENS DUTY TO EVACUATE
Whenever
the Governor or State, County or Municipal Emergency
Management Coordinator determine that it is in the best
interests of the public to evacuate an area, it is the
duty of the public to comply. For a full version of
this Directive, please click here.
81
RADIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE RECORDS (RESCINDED)
This
directive requires the completion of a Group Radiation
Exposure Record (SP-330) each time a Radiological Monitoring
course is completed. A NJSP Emergency Management Registration
Card (SP-610) is required each time a source set is
used.
84
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORTING PROCEDURES
This
directive provides guidance on the completion of the
Preliminary Damage Assessment Report (PDAR) which provides
reliable damage estimates which are used as a basis
for applying for assistance. For a full version of this
Directive, please click here.
86
USE OF NEW JERSEY NATIONAL GUARD ARMORIES IN DISASTER
SITUATIONS
This
directive provides guidance on the use of National Guard
armories as command and control posts or shelters during
emergencies.
89
FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS
This
directive contains a listing of "PRIME" Municipal
EOC to County EOC Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
(RACES) frequency assignments in the two, six and ten
meter band.
94
FACILITY DELETIONS/REQUESTS FOR SURVEY
This
directive outlines procedures to accomplish facility
deletions, additions or data changes in several FEMA
data bases. Copies of these data bases (listings) are
periodically distributed for review by emergency management
coordinators.
95
AUXILIARY POLICE TRAINING - FIREARMS
This
directive states that the authorization for arming of
Auxiliary Police rests solely with the local governing
body and subject to the approval of the Chief of Police.
96
MUTUAL AID PROCEDURES - AUXILIARY POLICE
This
directive states that Auxiliary Police personnel may
be assigned in a municipality other than that of their
residence.
97
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS - AUXILIARY POLICE
This
directive states that all members of the Auxiliary Police
must be residents of the municipality where they hold
such membership.
98
AUXILIARY POLICE ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
This
directive provides that Auxiliary Police personnel must
undergo mandatory on-the-job training consisting of
at least eight hours training each month.
99
RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING EXPENDITURES FOR RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE - REVISED JANUARY 2009
This directive contains the criteria for purchase requests based upon program
reviews and evaluation of performance in annual exercises. It also spells out the specific procedures for preparing purchase request
forms, as well as establishing deadline dates for submission, review and approval of equipment requests.
100
STANDARDS FOR COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORS
This
directive enumerates the duties and responsibilities
of the county emergency management coordinator, the
qualifications that the coordinator must possess and
the courses that must be successfully completed by the
incumbent within one year of appointment. For a full
version of this Directive, please click here.
101
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, SUBMISSION
AND APPROVAL OF EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS
This
directive provides the guidelines and procedures for
the development, submission, approval, updating and
review of Emergency Operations Plans. For a full version
of this Directive, please click here.
102
STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORS
This
directive enumerates the duties and responsibilities
of the municipal emergency management coordinator, the
qualifications that the coordinator must possess and
the courses that must be successfully completed by the
incumbent within one year of appointment. For a full
version of this Directive, please click here.
103
ESTABLISHMENT OF COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COUNCILS
This
directive establishes the requirement for the designation
of County Emergency Management Councils and to provide
guidance on council membership activities. For a full
version of this Directive, please click here.
104
JOINT EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COUNCILS
The
purpose of this directive is to enable municipalities
with special needs, resource deficiencies or geographical
limitations to form Joint Emergency Management Councils
as a method to provide an improved and comprehensive
emergency management program for each of the participating
municipalities. For a full version of this Directive,
please click here.
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