Community Programs
- Foreclosure Listings
- Online and up-to-date
database of sheriff’s sales.
- Inmate Visitation
- What you need to know
prior to visiting an inmate.
- Contact Information
- Telephone numbers and a
contact form to get in touch.
- Community Alerts
- Featuring Register Ready and
Outbound 9-1-1 programs.
- Attorney IDs
- Expedites attorney access
into the courthouse.
Community ProgramsCommunity Alerts
Outbound 9-1-1
Sussex County’s Division of Emergency Management has the ability to notify all Sussex County residents in the event of an emergency through its Outbound 9-1-1 system. When activated by officials, this automated system calls homes and businesses in the affected area and delivers a recorded message to notify the public about the emergency and what actions they may need to take. The system will be used for the following types of events:
- missing person alerts
- emergency evacuations
- local security and crime alerts
- weather emergencies
- hazardous materials events
All landline telephones serviced by Verizon, Embarq and Warwick Valley Telephone (WVT) are already in the system, however, cell phone and some VOIP phone numbers are not. We offer a registration process that allows you to quickly add your cellular and/or VOIP numbers to the system thus ensuring that you receive these notifications.
How to register
Register instantly using the online form below or download, complete and return our PDF registration form (complete instructions are included with the downloadable form).
Register Ready
The state of New Jersey offers a confidential statewide registry for people with disabilities who may need help in the event of a disaster or other emergency. The information is shared with Sussex County’s Division of Emergency Management to help emergency responders locate and safely evacuate people who may find it difficult to help themselves in the event of a major disaster.
Providing information before a disaster allows for better planning and managing of resources during an emergency. Rest assured, your information will be held securely and only used for emergency response and planning.
Anyone in Sussex County who may find it difficult to self-evacuate because of a physical or cognitive limitation, language barrier or lack of transportation—particularly if family, friends, or caregivers are unavailable to help during a crisis—is encouraged to register with New Jersey’s special needs registry.
How to register
Individuals with special needs, as well as their families and/or caregivers, can register online at the state’s web site. In order to complete their online form, you must have JavaScript enabled and you will have to temporarily disable any pop-up blockers you may have working in tandem with your browser application.
Don’t want the hassle? You can also register by downloading and completing the paper registration form. This form may be filled out on your computer, saved to your hard drive and then submitted to the Sussex County Division of Emergency Management. Complete instructions are included on the first page of the form.