New Jersey A3667 mandates law enforcement officers to update their digital photograph every eight years.

New Jersey A3667 requires law enforcement officers to have their digital photograph updated every eight years. This photograph must be included in their personnel file and on any identification card issued by their employing agency. The Attorney General, in consultation with the Superintendent of State Police, is tasked with establishing guidelines to implement this requirement. The bill aims to ensure that law enforcement officers maintain current and verifiable identification.

New Jersey A3667 mandates law enforcement officers to update their digital photograph every eight years.

New Jersey A3667 requires law enforcement officers to have their digital photograph updated every eight years. This photograph must be included in their personnel file and on any identification card issued by their employing agency. The Attorney General, in consultation with the Superintendent of State Police, is tasked with establishing guidelines to implement this requirement. The bill aims to ensure that law enforcement officers maintain current and verifiable identification.