New Jersey S3307 allows county fire coordinators, deputy county fire coordinators, county emergency medical services coordinators, and deputy county.
New Jersey S3307 authorizes county fire coordinators, deputy county fire coordinators, county emergency medical services coordinators, and deputy county emergency medical services coordinators to operate emergency warning lights on their vehicles. To do so, the Chief Administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission must prepare identification cards bearing the chief administrator’s signature upon request from a county executive or director. These cards serve as permits to operate emergency warning lights.
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