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Working Together for the Future of Public Safety & Community Care.

The State of New Jersey’s 100% voluntary program, providing public safety officials with the needed resources to better assist community members with disabilities during an encounter or interaction.

If there is an overall state sponsored NPS-AID Chapter, you can join via the centralized state portal link on this page. You can also join the NPS-AID program via any of the active local or county sponsored chapters listed within a state.

The State of California does not have an overall centralized state supported chapter at this time.

No Active State Chapter

STATE LEVEL CHAPTERS

(No Public Interface Available)

COUNTY LEVEL CHAPTERS

(No Public Interface Available)

LOCAL LEVEL CHAPTERS

Carmel-by-the-Sea Police Department

City of Seaside Police Department

Novato Police Department

* Active Chapter Interface Coming Soon

Don't see your local, county or state chapter? No problem!

Join the NPS-AID program via the national portal HERE.

If there is a local chapter that is not listed, we will connect you during the membership process. If not, you can still join the national program and partner with all active chapters and those that are joining every day.

Are you a federal, state or local government official?

Learn more about how your agency, community or organization can activate your federal, state or local AID Chapter today.

Complete the below form to receive more information.

Click here to view the “AID Chapter” Info Video

DISCLAIMER

The "New Jersey Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities" (NJPS-AID) and is a publicly accessible paltform available as a free service to all citizens of the United States and State of New Jersey. Access to the database and its associated data is restricted solely to authorized United States and State of New Jersey governmental public safety agencies.

NJPS-AID is operated and managed by Online Policing Solutions, Inc. ("OPS"), on behalf of the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General and Office of Alernative & Community Responses and is part of the "National Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities"