New Jersey S3926 mandates lobby security for senior citizen high-rise buildings in areas with high violent crime rates.
New Jersey S3926 requires owners of senior citizen high-rise buildings with 50 or more units to provide 24-hour security if located in municipalities with violent crime rates exceeding six per 1,000 persons. The Commissioner of Community Affairs, in consultation with the Attorney General, must annually notify building owners of these security obligations. Buildings with 75 or more units must employ on-site security guards, while those with 50 to 74 units may use video surveillance cameras.
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