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Pursuant to Borough Code #100-1, No minor under the age of 18 years shall loiter, idle, wander, stroll,
play or be upon the streets and grounds in
the Borough on foot or by vehicle after 7:30pm on October
30th until 6:00am on October 31st, by reason of the celebration
of "mischief night" or cabbage night." No minor under the age of 18 years shall loiter, idle, wander, stroll play or be upon the streets and grounds in the Borough on foot or by vehicle after 7:30pm on October 31st until 6:00am on November 1st, by reason of the celebration of Halloween. Any acts of Criminal Mischief upon public or private property will not be tolerated and violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. .
2013 Burglar Alarm Application &
Renewal Forms will be mailed
to all alarm holders during the month of December (mailed 12/xx/2012). Please thoroughly check the alarm information
that is currently on file and make any necessary
corrections to the alarm data & emergency contacts
list. Return the application to the Alpine
Police Department along with the applicable fee of $25 payable (check or money order) to the Borough of Alpine. It is important that the alarm information on file is accurate so that we can make the appropriate notifications as necessary following an alarm activation. If you haven't already done so or are new to town, please submit your 2012 Burglar Alarm Application as soon as possible. Should you
have any questions or concerns about your alarm
or 'false alarm' procedures,
Child ID System- Periodically during the school year, the Alpine Police
Department
will provide Child Identification Cards to the youth of our community.
The cards will display a picture of your child and contain valuable information
that may assist you, school staff or law enforcement in the event of an emergency.
The application form is available through the link below. Check back frequently
to find out when we will be scheduling this valuable service. Any questions
can be addressed to Captain Michael LaViola or Sergeant Michael Kavanagh.
Child ID Card Application (pdf)
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Resident Census Form - You can now download & complete a
Resident Census Form and drop it off at the Alpine Police
Department. All of the information is voluntary and kept 'confidential'
at police headquarters.
Resident Census Form (pdf)
. Resident Special
Needs Registry - To better assist residents who may require special accommodations during an emergency, please download & complete the following form and forward to the Alpine Police Department. This information will allow the Alpine Office of Emergency Management to assist you in the event of an extended power outage or other emergency.
OEM Special Needs Assistance Form (pdf)
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Use of School Property: Use
of school property, indoors or out, may
only take place
if a group has filed a "Use of Facility Application" with the Alpine Board of Education and provided the necessary supportive documentation which includes proof of insurance.
Construction Work
- Pursuant to Borough Code #153-2F, the
alteration or repair of any premises shall not occur at any time on Sundays or legal holidays, or other than between the hours of 9:00AM and 6:00PM on Saturdays or between the hours of 7:00AM and 6:00PM on all other days. This Borough Code will be strictly enforced by the
Alpine Police Department.
Overnight Parking Prohibited - Pursuant
to Borough Code #209-3, No person shall
park or leave standing in the borough any vehicle on any
street between the hours of 2:00am and 6:00am. This Borough Code will
be strictly enforced by the Alpine Police Department, particularly
when roads are snow covered.
Fingerprinting - Fingerprint processing for Firearms Applications, Personal Record Requests, and for Employment Purposes are now being conducted by the state contract vendor, MorphoTrak, Inc. Forms and instructions are available on the New Jersey State Police website: www.njsp.org. Once on the website, click Services, then Criminal Background Check. Please contact Captain Michael LaViola for assistance and further information at 201-784-2908.
Police OPRA Records - Alpine
Police Department Open Public Records
Request
Form and instructions can be downloaded by clicking on the link below.
Police OPRA Records Request Form (pdf)
Peddling and Soliciting (Borough Code 164)
- New Jersey P.L.1993,
c.274
mandates that a local municipality cannot issue peddler or solicitor permits unless the vendor has registered 15 days in advance with the State of New Jersey to collect and remit sales tax. A copy of the resale tax certificate will be provided at the time you make application and must be kept on file with the Borough of Alpine at the time a permit or license is issued. Applications are available at the Alpine Police Department. All applicants will be subject to a criminal background check. Please contact Captain Michael LaViola for further information.
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