Community Outreach

Blue Envelope Program

The primary goal of the Blue Envelope Program is to assist drivers diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with document organization and to help them understand what to do during a motor vehicle stop.

Car Seats

Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers provides a telephone number and web tips to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies to fight against crime.

Hunterdon County Special Needs Registry

The CDC reports that 1 in 5 adults in New Jersey have a disability. The Hunterdon County Department of Public Safety, in partnership with the Hunterdon County Sheriff’s Office and the Prosecutor’s Office, is proud to offer the Special Needs Registry to our community. The Hunterdon County Special Needs Registry is a way to share helpful information with first responders, in a time of crisis.

Immigrant Trust

Some immigrant victims of crimes may be able to get special Visas called U and/or T Visas.

Operation Helping Hand

Operation Helping Hand is funded through the State of New Jersey Office of Attorney General whereby law enforcement officers play an active role in connecting individuals suffering from opioid addiction with vital treatment, recovery and/or support services.

SAFE PLACE

The Safe Place initiative is a law enforcement sponsored concept that enhances public education regarding the reporting of bias incidents and hate crimes. The Safe Place program is an active collaboration between the police, businesses, social organizations and schools designed to assist in making communities a safer place to live.

Safe Schools

Speakers Bureau

Members from the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office provide workshops on a range of topics for schools and local organizations. Workshops on bullying, child abuse, domestic violence, gang awareness, Internet safety, juvenile justice, victimization and an overview of the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office are provided by experts in their field.

Veterans Diversion

The purpose of the Veterans Diversion program is to provide veterans who are suffering from a mental illness or substance abuse and are charged with certain criminal offenses, the help they need by routing them through community and government-based resources.