You may access the New Jersey Legislature home page at http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/. The text of statutes may be searched and viewed there.

Visit the Division's web site at http://www.njsp.org/recruit/recruit.html or call toll-free 877- NJSP-877. Yes. For additional information, please contact the Department of Health and Senior Services, Office of Vital Statistics at (609) 292-4087 ext. 505.

New Jersey law does not specifically address whether parental consent is needed for a person under the age of 18 to get an HIV test. N.J.S.A. 9:17A-4 assures that a person under age 18 can be tested for a sexually transmitted infection without parental consent if they have any reason to think they might be infected. Because of the ambiguity concerning the law’s application to HIV, some health care providers will test for HIV without parental consent while others will not.

Yes, Freedom Eldercare is licensed as a Home Health Care Services company, meeting the State's requirements for home care agencies. We are regulated by the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs and Board of Nursing.

It’s Easy! The comprehensive Guidebook contains information on the rules and regulations that apply to marinas as well as a list of voluntary BMPs. Download a copy of the Guidebook from this website or contact Mike Danko, NJMSC at 732-872-1300 ext 29 or via email mdanko@njmsc.org or Tali Engoltz, NJDEP at 609-633-2201 or tali.engoltz@dep.state.nj.us for a free printed and/or CD-ROM version of the Guidebook.

The New Jersey State Cancer Registry (NJSCR) collects information on all new cases of cancer diagnosed since October 1978 among people living in New Jersey at the time of diagnosis. Over 40,000 cases are reported to the Registry each year.

Reports published by Cancer Epidemiology Services may be obtained directly from us or may be found on our website at www.state.nj.us/health/cancer/njscr1b.htm

In recognition of asthma as significant public health issue, the Department of Health and Senior Services in 2000 established an asthma program. The Asthma Awareness and Education Program (AAEP) is located within the Division of Family Health Services/Chronic Disease and Prevention Service Unit.

Yes. If a business in-state or out, conducts business with a contracting agency in New Jersey, then the business must have a BRC.

Parents can find more information on the New Jersey State web page; www.state.nj.us/njded/assessment/.

The NJDOC is the second-largest employer in state government. Approximately 10,000 employees are currently building rewarding careers with the department. To successfully carry out its mission, the NJDOC offers a wide variety of career opportunities in both administrative and operational areas. Additional information can be found in the "Careers in Corrections" section of this Web site.

The New Jersey Racing Commission is responsible for regulating both the safety and integrity of the horse racing industry through the conduct of investigations, prosecutions and via regular monitoring. The Division of the New Jersey Racing Commission has jurisdiction over New Jersey's thoroughbred and standardbred permit holders and the authority to regulate racing at the state's four racetracks. For more information on the NJRC visit 'About NJRC'.

The intent of Safe Haven is to protect unwanted babies from being hurt or killed because they were abandoned. Abandoning a baby puts the child in extreme danger and, too often, it results in the child's death. It is also illegal, with severe consequences.

New Jersey will utilize a combined matrix that takes into account certain harms where actual dollar values could be calculated (loan points, prepayment penalties and insurance products) and uses a matrix for certain harms that did not lend themselves to such precise calculations (loan to value ratio, ("LTV"), split loans and EZ Pay).

The NJVF is the charitable arm of the New Jersey veterinary community. It is a 501,©, 3 tax exempt organization.

New Jersey SHARES stands for the Statewide Heating Assistance and Referral for Energy Services. It is a non-profit, 501(c) (3) corporation organized to provide assistance through a statewide, year-round independent energy fund to individuals and families living in New Jersey who are in need of temporary help in paying their energy bills.

New Jersey SHARES is run by a Board of Directors composed of representatives of the state's major energy providers, non-profit corporations and at-large members from our community. The energy providers are: Conectiv, Jersey Central Power & Light - FirstEnergy, New Jersey Natural Gas, PNC Bank, NUI - Elizabethtown Gas Company, Public Service Electric & Gas Company, Rockland Electric Company and South Jersey Gas Company.

Trenton. Also, how do you pronounce the capitol of Kentucky? Is it LOO-IS-VILLE or is it LOUIE-VILLE? Neither it’s Frankfort.

Judges of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Third District, federal court judges, the county clerk, any mayor or the deputy mayor when authorized by the mayor, and ministers of every religion may marry individuals legally permitted to marry.