Department of Community Affairs

Division of Fire Safety

LEA REGISTRY

UNIFORM FIRE CODE
REGISTRY
FOURTH QUARTER - OCTOBER 2015

This Registry reflects changes in the Local Enforcing Agencies (LEAs) responsible for enforcing the Uniform Fire Code within the State of New Jersey as required under (N.J.A.C.5:70-1 et seq.) as of October 1, 2015.

During the year 2015, we will publish three cumulative updates to this Registry consisting solely of changes.  Although local jurisdiction is not effective until publication of an Annual or Quarterly Registry, we may assume jurisdiction at any time.  Therefore, if jurisdiction is of concern, please call (609) 633-7129 for confirmation.

The next deadline for changes to the Registry is December 31, 2015.  After that date, the
2016 Annual LEA Registry will be published in January 2016.

If there are any changes in jurisdiction, change of Fire Official or LEA  information, please send written notification to:  N.J. Division of Fire Safety, Attn: Marylain Kemp, Publications Unit,
PO Box 809, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0809.

KEY TO THE ENFORCING AGENCIES – FOURTH QUARTER LEA CHANGES - OCTOBER 2015

F =	Fire Department
M =	Municipality
D =	District (the numbers in parentheses represent the different districts; each being a local enforcing agency LEA)
C =	County
S =	State (Division of Fire Safety)

The chart below shows the number of LEA’s in each category for the municipalities within each county.

COUNTY	F	M	D	S	C	TOTAL
LEAS	
Atlantic +	10	6	0	7	1	24	
Bergen +	49	21	0	0	1	71	
Burlington +	2	11	17	12	1	43	
Camden +	9	18	12	3	1	43	
Cape May	5	2	5	7	0	19	
Cumberland	7	2	0	5	0	14	
Essex	17	3	0	2	0	22	
Gloucester +	4	8	4	0	9	25	
Hudson +	8	4	0	0	1	13	
Hunterdon +	1	11	1	13	1	27	
Mercer	1	6	12	1	0	21	
Middlesex +	7	10	19	0	5	41	
Monmouth +	17	23	11	5	1	57	
Morris +	23	11	5	3	1	43	
Ocean +	0	8	7	10	12	37	
Passaic	13	2	0	1	0	16	
Salem+	2	5	0	8	1	16	
Somerset	6	14	1	0	0	21	
Sussex +	7	10	0	1	7	25	
Union	20	1	0	0	0	21	
Warren +	3	4	1	14	1	23	
TOTAL	211	180	95	92	43	621	

+ The 14 counties indicated above have established county enforcing agencies. These agencies are responsible for county property and are not necessarily enforcing agencies for any municipalities within their county; however they are reflected in the total number of LEAs.

FOURTH QUARTER LEA REGISTRY CHANGES – OCTOBER 2015

THERE ARE NO JURISDICTIONAL CHANGES FOR THIS QUARTER.