Permits county sheriffs to appoint special law enforcement officers.
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Overview
This bill allows county sheriffs in New Jersey to appoint special law enforcement officers (SLEOs) to assist with various public safety duties. It expands the ability of county sheriffs to create ‘local units’ and utilize SLEOs, mirroring existing authority for municipalities and counties with established police forces. The bill specifically outlines the different classifications of SLEOs – Class One, Two, and Three – and their respective responsibilities and powers. It takes effect immediately.
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