Downloadable Information
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2011 PBA Card Design Contest - The New Jersey State PBA will be holding its first ever open contest to design the 2011 PBA Safe Driver card. The contest is open to Members, their spouses and dependants. The designs must be received in the State Office no later than 01 August, 2010. ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST BE SIGNED BY THE STATE DELEGATE AND SUBMITTED THROUGH HIM/HER. For the design form - click here
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MULTIMEDIA DOWNLOADS
phone wallpaper
800 X 600 Wallpaper
1280 X 800 Wallpaper
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NJSPBA at the Unity Tour and Police Week in Washington, DC
05.17.2010
For a photo journal including the Rose Garden Ceremony with our TOP COP recipients with the President of the United States - click here
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STATEMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ON POLICE SERGEANT LAWSUIT
March 9, 2010
The United States Department of Justice filed a suit in federal court alleging that the New Jersey Civil Service examination used to test for promotion to Police Sergeant was discriminatory. However, contrary to recent communications circulated among law enforcement personnel, at this point in time, no decisions have been made with respect to changes in test format or test content.
In particular, we are aware of at least one entity that has made a claim that the 2010 Police Sergeant exam will be similar to a product being offered for sale. This claim is purely speculative and does not stem from any decisions made by or information provided by the New Jersey Civil Service Commission.
The New Jersey Civil Service Commission plans to issue an announcement for Police Sergeant in July of 2010 and anticipates testing in the fall. When decisions are made with respect to test content or format, information regarding these changes will be published on the Commission’s website, www.state.nj.us/csc and will also be provided to PBA leadership. While the decisions to attend test preparation classes and study group sessions are purely personal, the Civil Service Commission wants you to make those decisions based on facts and not on speculation.
- Keith Dunn, NJ State PBA
to read the NJDOP letter - click here
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Documents/PFRS%20Funding%20and%20Reform.pdf
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PENSION LOANS
INFORMATION, ESTIMATES, AND APPLICATION
IRS PENSION FIGHT
State PBA activity on IRS rule regarding Public Safety Employee retirement age.
for all the latest - please click here
Important new information from Wendy Jamison, Secretary for the Board of PFRS
on training requirements to be met to
remain in the System.
Training Requirements for PFRS Eligibility and Enrollment - click here to download
PEOSHA Complaint form click here for reporting information
State Laws Re: car shields
Valor Awards Application
New Scholarship Application
Natl. Right to Carry Law
Natl. Right to Carry FAQ's
Pensions Task Force Report
Court on Police Directors
Middletown Twp PBA Local No.124 has won an important victory for all of us before the NJ Supreme Court on Health Benefits regarding entitlement of medical benefits with 25 years PFRS and less than 25 years of service in one municipality. - click here
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CHRISTIE TRANSITION TEAM REPORTS
DOC Transition Report
LPS Transition Report
LABOR Transition Report
TREASURY Transition Report
SOUTH AMBOY PBA DECISION ON RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS - click here
An Edison company is being sued by the Federal Trade Commission on charges of misleading the public.
A Milwaukee-based firm paid $200,000 in May to settle lawsuits by 33 state regulators alleging it used lies and exaggerations to get people to donate money.
An Arizona outfit recently paid $30,000 to settle a lawsuit by the Iowa attorney general accusing it of deceptive fund-raising practices.
What do they all have in common?
If you get a call asking for a donation to a police organization in New Jersey, the odds are good that someone from one of these firms is on the other end of the line.
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