Information on
Novel Coronavirus
Have general questions about COVID-19?
The NJ Poison Control Center and 211 have partnered with the State to provide information to the public on COVID-19:
Call: 2-1-1
Call (24/7): 1-800-962-1253
Text: NJCOVID to 898-211
Visit https://covid19.nj.gov/ or nj.gov/health for additional information
Make Protecting New Jersey Your Career
From community policing to homeland security, from aviation to marine law enforcement, from forensics to communications, we've got a specialty area that's sure to suit your unique skills and interests.
NJGUNStat
The comprehensive monthly report breaks down the number of guns recovered by county and city and additionally lists the type and caliber of gun, number of individuals arrested with more than one crime gun, total crime guns recovered, and a breakdown of shooting victims. The report will also identify the “Source States” of crime guns. The NJGUNStat Quarterly report lists the top 15 “Source States” from where these guns originate.
ALERT: Tourists Going to Cuba
If you see any of these wanted persons, please contact the U.S. Embassy at (53)(7)839-4100 and immediately report their location.
Report allegations involving:
Elected Officials
Appointed Officials
County Officials
State, County, and
Municipal EmployeesOfficial Misconduct
“No Show Jobs”
Kickbacks
Contract Fraud
Contact the New Jersey State Police Official Corruption Bureau at:
CALL: 609-963-6900
EMAIL: corruption@gw.njsp.org
Report Data Breaches
For more information on NJ's Identity Theft Protection Act and to report data breaches affecting NJ residents, please click below:
NJ Sex Offender Registry
Firearms Info
Private Detective
SORA
Statewide Job Announcements
DL&PS Job Announcements
Alcotest Centralized Database
Crash Report Requests
Missing Persons
Unidentified Bodies
Boating Safety Info
Child Safety Seat Inspections
Compliments / Complaints
Criminal History Records Info
NJ's Most Wanted
NJOEM Web Site
9-1-1 & #77 Emergency Message
Report Data Breaches
Certifications For T & U Visas
Office of Professional Standards Annual Reports
Spotlight
- NJ Sex Offender Registry
- Firearms Info
- Private Detective Info | SORA
- Statewide Job Announcements
- DL&PS Job Announcements
- Alcotest Centralized Database | Help
- Crash Report Requests
- Missing Persons | Unidentified Persons/Bodies
- Boating Safety Info
- Child Safety Seat Inspections
- Compliments / Complaints
- Criminal History Records Info
- NJ's Most Wanted
- NJ Office of Emergency Management
- 9-1-1 & #77 Emergency Message
- Report Data Breaches
- Certifications For T & U Visas
- Office of Professional Standards Annual Reports
Forms & Publications
- Steam Generator Advertisment [pdf]
- NJGUNStat
- Forms to Download
- Crime Reports | UCR
- Carjacking Offense Reports
- Domestic Violence Reports
- Fatal Accident Statistics - 2018
- Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash Yearly Reports
- Early Warning System Policy [pdf]
- 2017 NJSP Gang Survey [pdf]
- NJSP Practical Guide to Intelligence-Led Policing [pdf]
- Evidence Field Manual
- Boating Safety Manual
- Pursuit Information
27th Annual Advanced Homicide Investigation Conference
Due to the Covid-19 virus, the 2020 27th Annual Advanced Homicide Conference will be postponed and is scheduled to be held again in June, 2021 at Princeton University. Contact Detective I Michael Hughes #7038 for any further information or questions at Michael.Hughes@njsp.org.
Trooper Youth Week 2020
TBA (Program is usually offered end of July and beginning of August)
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Command Staff
Alerts / Notifications
Recruiting
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New Jersey's Most Wanted
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Fatalities on NJ Roadways
2020 - Year to Date by County
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
The census is a count of every person who lives in the United States and its territories. It happens every 10 years. Responding to the 2020 Census is a chance to shape your future. In early 2020, every household in America will receive a notice to complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. In May, the U.S. Census Bureau will begin following up in person with households that have yet to respond. For more information please visit CENSUS.NJ.GOV
