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Christie Wants to Eliminate Division of Fire Safety

By Donald C. Barbati on August 24, 2011
Posted in Uncategorized

As reported by nj.com, a Democratic state senator said that Governor Chris Christie is looking into eliminating the Division of Fire Safety, which is responsible for enforcing the state fire code, education programs, and firefighter training. In a news release criticizing the plan, Senator Jim Whelan said the administration wants to divide the …

New PFRS Eligibility Requirements

By Frank M. Crivelli on January 26, 2009
Posted in Retiree Benefits

In a letter dated December 15, 2008, Wendy Jamison, Secretary for the Police and Firemen’s  Retirement System (PFRS),  explained that PFRS has recently adopted amendments to the New Jersey Administrative Code that addresses training requirements for Police Officers and Firefighters and the potential affect of the same to pension eligibility for some members of PFRS.…

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