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LEA Report List Thursday, June 3, 2021 10:51:31 AM CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0100 Atlantic ATLANTIC CO FIRE MARSHAL 02170 NA 0100-001 0101 Atlantic Absecon City 01011 Absecon Fire Department 0101-001 0102 Atlantic Atlantic City 01020 Atlantic City Fire Department 0102-001 0103 Atlantic Brigantine City 01031 Brigantine Fire Dept 0103-001 0104 Atlantic Buena Borough 01024 So Jersey Tran Auth FD 0104-999 0104 Atlantic Buena Borough 01041 Landisville Vol Fire Co #1 0104-999 0104 Atlantic Buena Borough 01042 Minotola Fire Co 0104-999 0105 Atlantic Buena Vista Township 01051 Richland Vol Fire Co #1 0105-999 0105 Atlantic Buena Vista Township 01052 East Vineland Fire Company 0105-999 0105 Atlantic Buena Vista Township 01053 Newtonville Fire Co 0105-999 0105 Atlantic Buena Vista Township 01054 Milmay Vol Fire Co 0105-999 0105 Atlantic Buena Vista Township 01055 Collings Lakes Fire Dept 0105-999 0106 Atlantic Corbin City 05163 Tuckahoe Vol Fire Co 0106-999 0107 Atlantic Egg Harbor City 01071 Egg Harbor City Fire Dept 0107-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01081 Cardiff Vol Fire Co 0108-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01082 Bargaintown Vol Fire Co #2 0108-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01083 Scullville Fire Co #3 0108-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01084 Farmington Vol Fire Co #4 0108-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01085 West Atlantic City Fire Dept 0108-001 0108 Atlantic Egg Harbor Township 01901 NJ Air Nat'l Guard FD 0108-001 0109 Atlantic Estell Manor City 01091 Estell Manor Vol Fire Co 0109-999 0110 Atlantic Folsom Borough 01055 Collings Lakes Fire Dept 0110-999 0111 Atlantic Galloway Township 01111 Oceanville Vol Fire Co #1 0111-001 Page 1 of 33 CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0111 Atlantic Galloway Township 01112 Germania Vol Fire Co #2 0111-001 0111 Atlantic Galloway Township 01113 Pomona Vol Fire Assn #3 0111-001 0111 Atlantic Galloway Township 01114 Bayview Fire Vol Co 0111-001 0111 Atlantic Galloway Township 01115 South Egg Harbor Vol Fire Co 0111-001 0112 Atlantic Hamilton Township 01121 Mays Landing Fire Dept 0112-001 0112 Atlantic Hamilton Township 01122 Mizpah Vol Fire Co 0112-001 0112 Atlantic Hamilton Township 01123 Laureldale Fire/Rescue Co 0112-001 0112 Atlantic Hamilton Township 01124 Weymouth Vol Fire Co 0112-001 0112 Atlantic Hamilton Township 01125 Cologne Vol Fire Co 0112-001 0113 Atlantic Hammonton Town 01131 Hammonton Fire Dept 0113-001 0114 Atlantic Linwood City 01141 Linwood Fire Vol Fire Co #1 0114-001 0115 Atlantic Longport Borough 01151 Longport Vol Fire Dept 0115-001 0116 Atlantic Margate City 01161 Margate City Fire Dept 0116-001 0117 Atlantic Mullica Township 01171 Elwood Vol Fire Co 0117-999 0117 Atlantic Mullica Township 01172 Nesco Vol Fire Co 0117-999 0117 Atlantic Mullica Township 01173 Weekstown Vol Fire Co 0117-999 0117 Atlantic Mullica Township 01174 Sweetwater Vol Fire Co 0117-999 0118 Atlantic Northfield City 01181 Northfield Fire Department 0118-999 0119 Atlantic Pleasantville City 01191 Pleasantville Fire Dept 0119-001 0120 Atlantic Port Republic City 01201 Port Republic Vol Fire Co 0120-999 0121 Atlantic Somers Point City 01211 Somers Point City Fire Dept 0121-999 0122 Atlantic Ventnor City 01221 Ventnor City Fire Dept 0122-001 0123 Atlantic Weymouth Township 01232 Dorothy Vol Fire Co 0123-999 0200 Bergen BERGEN CO FIRE MARSHAL 02000 NA 0200-001 0201 Bergen Allendale Borough 02010 Allendale Boro Fire Dept 0201-001 Page 2 of 33 CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0202 Bergen Alpine Borough 02020 Alpine Fire Dept 0202-001 0203 Bergen Bergenfield Borough 02030 Bergenfield Boro Fire Dept 0203-001 0204 Bergen Bogota Borough 02040 Bogota Fire Dept 0204-001 0205 Bergen Carlstadt Borough 02050 Carlstadt Fire Dept 0205-001 0206 Bergen Cliffside Park Borough 02060 Cliffside Park Vol FD 0206-001 0207 Bergen Closter Borough 02070 Closter Fire Dept 0207-001 0208 Bergen Cresskill Borough 02080 Cresskill Fire Dept 0208-001 0209 Bergen Demarest Borough 02090 Demarest Boro Fire Dept 0209-001 0210 Bergen Dumont Borough 02100 Dumont Fire Dept 0210-001 0211 Bergen Elmwood Park Borough 02110 Elmwood Park Fire Dept 0211-001 0212 Bergen East Rutherford Borough 02120 East Rutherford Fire Dept 0212-001 0212 Bergen East Rutherford Borough 02900 NJSEA Meadowlands Fire Dept 0212-001 0213 Bergen Edgewater Borough 02130 Edgewater Fire Dept 0213-001 0214 Bergen Emerson Borough 02140 Emerson Vol Fire Dept 0214-001 0215 Bergen Englewood City 02150 Englewood City Fire Dept 0215-001 0216 Bergen Englewood Cliffs Borough 02160 Englewood Cliffs Fire Dept 0216-001 0217 Bergen Fair Lawn Borough 02170 Fair Lawn Fire Dept 0217-001 0218 Bergen Fairview Borough 02180 Fairview Vol Fire Dept 0218-001 0219 Bergen Fort Lee Borough 02190 Fort Lee Fire Dept 0219-001 0220 Bergen Franklin Lakes Borough 02200 Franklin Lakes Boro Fire Dept 0220-001 0221 Bergen Garfield City 02210 Garfield City Fire Dept 0221-001 0222 Bergen Glen Rock Borough 02220 Glen Rock Fire Dept 0222-001 0223 Bergen Hackensack City 02230 Hackensack Fire Dept 0223-001 0224 Bergen Harrington Park Borough 02240 Harrington Park Fire Dept 0224-001 0225 Bergen Hasbrouck Heights Borough 02250 Hasbrouck Heights Fire Dept 0225-001 Page 3 of 33 CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0226 Bergen Haworth Borough 02260 Haworth Fire Dept 0226-001 0227 Bergen Hillsdale Borough 02270 Hillsdale Fire Dept 0227-001 0228 Bergen Ho Ho Kus Borough 02280 Ho Ho Kus Fire Dept 0228-001 0229 Bergen Leonia Borough 02290 Leonia Vol Fire Dept 0229-001 0230 Bergen Little Ferry Borough 02300 Little Ferry Fire Dept 0230-001 0231 Bergen Lodi Borough 02310 Lodi Boro Fire Dept 0231-001 0232 Bergen Lyndhurst Township 02320 Lyndhurst Vol Fire Dept 0232-001 0233 Bergen Mahwah Township 02330 Mahwah Fire Dept 0233-001 0234 Bergen Maywood Borough 02340 Maywood Fire Dept 0234-001 0235 Bergen Midland Park Borough 02350 Midland Park Fire Dept 0235-001 0236 Bergen Montvale Borough 02360 Montvale Fire Dept 0236-001 0237 Bergen Moonachie Borough 02370 Moonachie Boro Fire Dept 0237-001 0238 Bergen New Milford Borough 02380 New Milford Fire Dept 0238-001 0239 Bergen North Arlington Borough 02390 North Arlington Fire Dept 0239-001 0240 Bergen Northvale Borough 02400 Northvale Fire Dept 0240-001 0241 Bergen Norwood Borough 02410 Norwood Fire Dept 0241-001 0242 Bergen Oakland Borough 02420 Oakland Boro Vol Fire Dept 0242-001 0243 Bergen Old Tappen Borough 02430 Old Tappan Boro Fire Co #1 0243-001 0244 Bergen Oradell Borough 02440 Oradell Vol Fire Dept 0244-001 0245 Bergen Palisades Park Borough 02450 Palisades Park Fire Dept 0245-001 0246 Bergen Paramus Borough 02460 Paramus Fire Dept 0246-001 0247 Bergen Park Ridge Borough 02470 Park Ridge Fire Dept 0247-001 0248 Bergen Ramsey Borough 02480 Ramsey Fire Dept 0248-001 0249 Bergen Ridgefield Borough 02490 Ridgefield Fire Dept 0249-001 0250 Bergen Ridgefield Park Village 02500 Ridgefield Park Vol FD 0250-001 Page 4 of 33 CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0251 Bergen Ridgewood Village 02510 Ridgewood Fire Dept 0251-001 0252 Bergen River Edge Borough 02520 River Edge Fire Dept 0252-001 0253 Bergen River Vale Township 02530 River Vale Twp Fire Dept 0253-001 0254 Bergen Rochelle Park Township 02540 Rochelle Park Twp Fire Dept 0254-001 0255 Bergen Rockleigh Borough 02550 Rockleigh Fire Dept 0255-001 0256 Bergen Rutherford Borough 02560 Rutherford Fire Dept 0256-001 0257 Bergen Saddle Brook Township 02570 Saddle Brook Twp Fire Dept 0257-001 0258 Bergen South River Borough 02580 Saddle River Fire Dept 0258-001 0259 Bergen South Hackensack Township 02590 South Hackensack Twp Fire Dept 0259-001 0260 Bergen Teaneck Township 02600 Teaneck Fire Dept 0260-001 0261 Bergen Tenafly Borough 02610 Tenafly Fire Dept 0261-001 0262 Bergen Teterboro Borough 02250 Hasbrouck Heights Fire Dept 0262-001 0263 Bergen Upper Saddle River Borough 02630 Upper Saddle River Fire Dept 0263-001 0264 Bergen Waldwick Borough 02640 Waldwick Boro Fire Dept 0264-001 0265 Bergen Wallington Borough 02650 Wallington Boro Fire Dept 0265-001 0266 Bergen Washington Township 02660 Washington Twp Vol FD 0266-001 0267 Bergen Westwood Borough 02670 Westwood Vol Fire Dept 0267-001 0268 Bergen Woodcliff Lake Borough 02680 Woodcliff Lake Fire Dept 0268-001 0269 Bergen Wood-Ridge Borough 02690 Wood-Ridge Fire Dept 0269-001 0270 Bergen Wyckoff Township 02700 Wyckoff Twp Vol Fire Dept 0270-001 0300 Burlington BURLINGTON CO FIRE 03000 NA 0300-001 MARSHAL 0301 Burlington Bass River Township 03421 New Gretna Fire Co 0301-999 0302 Burlington Beverly City 03120 Beverly Fire Dist#1 0302-001 0303 Burlington Bordentown City 03601 Consolidated Fire Assoc 0303-001 Page 5 of 33 CoMu Code County Municipality FDID 5 FDNAME LEAID 0303 Burlington Bordentown City 03602 Hope Hose Humane Co #1 0303-001 0304 Burlington Bordentown Township 03321 Mission Fire Co 0304-002 0304 Burlington Bordentown Township 03322 Bordentown Twp Fire Dist #2 0304-002 0305 Burlington Burlington City 03900 Burlington City Fire Dept 0305-001 0306 Burlington Burlington Township 03300 Burlington Twp Fire Dept 0306-001 0307 Burlington Chesterfield Township 03262 Chesterfield Township Fire Dept 0307-999 0308 Burlington Cinnaminson Township 03200 Cinnaminson Fire Dept #1 0308-001 0309 Burlington Delanco Township 03111 Washington Fire Co #1 0309-001 0310 Burlington Delran Township 03231 Delran Fire Dept 0310-001 0311 Burlington Eastampton Township 03340 Eastampton Twp Fire & Rescue 0311-001 0312 Burlington Edgewater Park Twp FD#1 03120 Beverly Fire Dist#1 0312-001
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