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What is the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) ? 

The LEPC is part of the emergency management process. Emergency Management should represent our local participation in our nation and states official emergency structure which includes FEMA, NJ OEM, and Morris County OEM. 

What is the LEPC Mission ? 

The mission of the LEPC is to assist in the coordination of township resources to respond to an emergency. Be it man made or natural. 

We will look to: 

Mitigation of risk: eliminate or reduce the risk of a disaster 

Prepare: Plan, exercise, train, and inform the public. 

Response: direction and control to address immediate and short term effects of a disaster. 

Recovery: Restore the township to it's normal state. 

Members of the LEPC are: 

Kevin Gaffney- Chair

Regina Egea, Nic Platt- Representatives of Township Committee

Heston Allocco, Joe Attencio, Craig Curtiss, Kevin Doherty, Richard Graber, Jim Halsey, Diane Hinds, Elaine McHale, Ann Morgan, and Peter Saulnier.

Give the gift of safety this holiday season. As your family begins holiday shopping, take some time to discuss these important safety tips

 

 

1.

Make certain your children know to stay with you at all times while shopping and always CHECK FIRST with you or a trusted adult before they go anywhere.

2.

If older children become separated from you while holiday shopping, have them meet you in a pre-designated spot such as the sales counter of the store or the mall’s information booth.

3.

If separated, teach younger children to look for people who may be sources of help within the store or mall such as a uniformed law-enforcement or security officer, store salesperson with a nametag, person with a nametag who is working in the information booth, or mother with children.

4.

Make an outing to a mall a “teachable” experience in which children practice checking with you; locating the adults who may be able to help if they need assistance; and, for older children, going to the restroom with a friend.

5.

Make certain to never leave children alone at public facilities such as video arcades, movie theaters, or playgrounds as a convenient “babysitter” while they are holiday shopping.

For more Holiday Safety Tips, visit
http://www.missingkids.com.

The Harding Township Police is investigating recent burglaries that have occurred on Lee's Hill Road and James Street.  

One occurred to a residence while others occurred to garage structures and barns located on properties along the same roadway. The items that are being taken are heavy equipment items such as lawn mowers, pumps, compressors, washers and dryers  etc. Any resident seeing any trucks pulled up to their neighbors houses are asked to call the police right away if something doesn't seem right. Also call the police when you are going away on vacation and we will keep a watch on your house.   

The Police are asking you to report anything suspicious and contact us at 973-455-0500 or Lt. Nunn at 973-455-1389 (Detective Bureau).

The Harding Township Police along with the Morris County Prosecutors Office are investigating an incident that occurred on Jenks Road near Sand Spring Road. The incident was reported on the morning of June 22nd.  

Unknown person(s) ignited several homemade Molotov cocktail type flammable devices in the roadway. This had the potential to cause injury and or damage to persons and or property.

If anyone has information of who may be involved or observed anything of a suspicious nature in the area from the evening of Tuesday June 21st to the morning of Wednesday June 22nd please contact  Lt. Nunn of the Harding Township Police at 973-455-0500 or the Morris County Prosecutors Office at 973-285-6200 or Morris County Crime Stoppers at 973-COP-CALL.  
Lieutenant Daniel Nunn
Detective Bureau
Harding Township Police Dept
21 Blue Mill Rd
New Vernon NJ 07976
973-455-0500 (HQ Line)
973-455-1389 (DB Line)
973-455-1135 (Fax)

Presentation of GDL laws by Pam S.Fischer, Director of NJ Highway Traffic Safety

GDL_Presentation

Pam Fischer (Center), Director of NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety, with law enforcement (Sergeant John Keymer, Madison PD; Chief Gaffney, Lt Nunn, Sergeant Downs, HTPD) and Harding Alliance member Bob Conte

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