Jersey City Security Risk

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How to Prepare

	Create an emergency communication plan with family/friends.
	Establish a meeting place with family/friends.
	Assemble emergency supplies.
	In case of emergency, and only then, dial 9-1-1.
	Take precautions when traveling.
	Choose an agency to volunteer with and receive initial training.
	Take Red Cross CPR/AED and first aid course.

Bulletin

		Schools and Possible "Threat Level Red" Alert
		Governor Renews Call for Additional Federal Funding - 3/28/03
		Governor Stresses Homeland Security During School Visit - 3/27/03
		McGreevey Announces Added Security Measures for NJ Licensed Airports and Airfields - 3/21/03

Stay informed -- listen to local radio or TV!
During high or severe Homeland Security Alerts, local radio and TV can notify you of immediate threats and may offer area specific emergency instructions.

Homeland Security Radio PSA

How to Report Suspicious Activities

New Jersey has developed a unified statewide system that links every police department and the 21 county prosecutors' offices in the fight against terrorism. The most effective way to report a tip regarding possible terrorist activity is to contact your local police department. Your local police department is closest at hand and can provide the quickest response. In an emergency, however, call 9-1-1.

The State of New Jersey Web site will be updated regularly. Please check back frequently. Bookmark this page.