About Sheriff's Sales ​ ​ ​ ​ All Nonprofit Corporations that have registered with our office and have been approved to bid at the Sheriff’s Sale may sign-in beginning at 10:00 a.m. on the day of the sale at the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office, 39 High St., Newton, NJ. Sign-in is conducted at the Sheriff’s Office not the Historical Court House.​ ​ Sheriff’s sales will be held in the historic Sussex County Courthouse, 3 High Street in Newton, New Jersey every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2:00 p.m. Attendees should go to the main lobby for check-in and where to proceed. ​ Proof of funds in the form of certified checks, cashier checks or treasurer checks must be shown at the door. Cash will no longer be accepted. Plaintiff’s representative must also attend in person. Bidder must sign in prior to the sales. ​ ​All those attending the sales in person will adhere to the following: ​ If sick (coughing, sneezing or have an elevated body temperature), please DO NOT attempt to attend the sheriff’s sales. The undersheriff or his designee may, at his discretion, for the safety of employees and the general public, disallow and/or eject persons from attending the sheriff's sales. ​ What is a Sheriff’s Sale? A sheriff’s sale, generally the last step in the foreclosure process, is a forced sale of real property at public auction. Foreclosure is the legal process initiated by a lender who holds a mortgage on a property in which the borrower/property owner has defaulted on repaying the loan. This action enables the financial institution to foreclose or terminate the rights of the property owner and force the sale of the property to recoup its loan loss. ​ When and Where Sheriff’s sales are held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (excluding holidays) at 2:00 p.m. in the historic Sussex County Courthouse, 3 High Street in Newton, New Jersey. If you plan to attend a sheriff’s sale, you should contact the Foreclosure Unit at 973.579.0850 to make sure a property scheduled for sale has not been adjourned or otherwise postponed. ​ Notice of Sales/Advertisement Electronic Bulletin Board Notices of sales are posted on the electronic bulletin board outside the office of the Foreclosure Unit. ​ Newspapers All sheriff’s sales for real property are advertised for four consecutive weeks prior to the initial date of sale. The Sussex County Sheriff's Office legal notices and sales will be advertised in the Advertiser News North and the Township Journal. ​ Online database The Foreclosure Unit maintains an online database of sheriff’s sales which is continually updated as information changes. While every effort is made to insure that these listings are accurate and timely, the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office does not warrant or guarantee the reliability of same. ​ Click to access the database of sheriff’s sales Resources for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure >> ​Sheriff's Sale Procedures ​ The following information is provided as a public service by the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office and is intended to present a general overview regarding how sheriff’s sales are conducted. We strongly urge anyone who plans to acquire real property through a sheriff’s sale to seek legal advice and exercise extreme caution. HISTORY OF THE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center came online in 1990 to facilitate coordination of the various duties and responsibilities of sheriff’s personnel and to improve measures to ensure the safety of its members. The two dispatch position center supported the sheriff’s officers in carrying out their official tasks daily and during the evening hours. Some of those measures included establishing regular radio communications between: sheriff’s officers and corrections personnel moving inmates to and from court appearances sheriff’s officers in the field serving various civil processes sheriff’s officers in the field serving domestic violence restraining orders and carrying out court ordered evictions sheriff’s personnel and other agencies delivering mutual aid assistance when requested In 1995, the communications center began to staff and run the operation continuously, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The new operation consolidated the sheriff’s dispatch and public works dispatch operations as an effort to more efficiently manage the responsibilities involving emergencies supported by county based services. It also relieved the county corrections facility, the only 24-hour manned operation, from duties outside the scope of normal corrections responsibilities. The center was staffed with 5 dispatchers per day (2 day shift, 2 afternoon, 1 midnight) and those additional tasks included but not were not limited to: Sussex County Prosecutor’s Office Sussex County Fire Marshal Sussex County HazMat Team Sussex County Medical Examiner’s Office Sussex County Department of Public Works Sussex County Facilities Management Sussex County Health Department Sussex County Office of Emergency Management With the new millennium upon us, the state of New Jersey continued to encourage the consolidation of Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in the interests of efficiency and economy. There were also technology changes being introduced. The Next Generation 911 (NG9-1-1) was announced as the replacement to the current Enhanced 9-1-1 system and discussions were held relating to the financial impacts to the PSAPs. Consolidation studies funded by the state by RCC Consultants (2000) and the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development/Bloustein School/Rutgers (2006) both concluded with recommendations to consolidate PSAPs for the purpose of improved service and economy. [New Jersey 911 Consolidation Study, October 2006] In April 2006 the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders awarded a contract to RCC Associates to conduct a PSAP consolidation feasibility study for Sussex County. The study focused on analyzing the benefits of consolidating the six PSAPs in Sussex County into one or more countywide PSAPs. RCC delivered its findings and recommendations in a report to the freeholder board in June 2007 recommending consolidation to a single PSAP. In January 2008, the freeholders established the Sussex County 9-1-1 Telecommunications Working Group (TWG) to further the conclusions drawn from the RCC study and to gauge the public interest and support in consolidating the PSAPs into one center. [2008 freeholder resolution establishing TWG] In August 2008 the county received a grant through the New Jersey Office of Emergency Telecommunications Services in the amount of $220,000.00 for the “PSAP Consolidation to Regionalization Project.” [Sussex County 2008 news article] Using that grant, the freeholders commissioned Kimball & Associates in February 2009 to expand upon the previous consolidation studies and recommendations, and develop guidance and support for the planning and implementation of a countywide consolidated PSAP. The planning guide for PSAP consolidation was delivered to the county freeholder board in February 2010. [Kimball & Associates Consolidation Planning Guide] In a report by the TWG, a motion was made and unanimously carried that “The Sussex County Telecommunications Working Group recommends to the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders the findings of the report of L. Robert Kimball and Associates dated February 2010 and specifically recommends the consolidation of the six current public safety answering points into one county-administered and operated central 9-1-1 center in all respects.” [2010 TWG recommendation] In 2012, the sheriff and the freeholders broke ground on the construction of a ten position stand-alone communications center on county owned property in Frankford Township. The project sought to consolidate an ongoing sheriff’s capital project plan to refurbish the existing 20-year old sheriff’s dispatch center with the TWG recommendations, local emergency service interests and resolution support by officials from local municipalities to consolidate local emergency dispatch services. [Sandyston Township solution] This dispatch center was purposely designed to continue supporting the regular duties and responsibilities of the sheriff’s office. It would also be capable of answering emergency 911 calls and dispatching emergency services for the entire county. [County fire chiefs association letter] FACILITIES The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center was designed and constructed to be able to serve as a single point Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) serving all of Sussex County. The center was built as an addition to the existing emergency operating center in Frankford Township to be in compliance with federal and state construction standards, which include minimizing the potential for threats from natural or human sources. The center is located on a secured site and is continuously monitored through alarms systems and video surveillance. Ten 911 console positions are located on the main communications floor. Positions are staffed to meet the demands of the services that are requested, but a minimum of 2 public safety telecommunicators (PST) are staffed continuously. All data, radio, telephone and other electronic systems are supported by a number of robust redundancy measures to ensure the services can continued to be provided when normal service resources are interrupted. By original design, the communications center is supported by a backup facility, often referred to as a “hot site.” The backup site serves as a redundant communications site to the center located in Frankford Township. Real time synchronization between the two sites is used to completely mirror the environment of the main communications site in Frankford using wide area network links and specialized software. In the event of a disruption to the main Frankford site, personnel can relocate to this hot site and resume operations with minimal downtime. In lessons learned from 9/11, this hot site provides for complete redundant emergency communications capabilities from a geographically different location. The communications center provides reliable professional services, supported by a robust communications plan that provides the following capabilities: Facility designed and constructed to be earthquake and hurricane proof (NENA standard). Adjacent to fully functioning emergency operations center with 14 fully functional emergency services activation positions. Two redundant emergency building power generators, each using a different fuel source—diesel and natural gas. In addition to generator support, UPS battery backup on all critical electronic components. 911 communications center designed and built with ten individual dispatch positions, able to accommodate the entire county 911 call taking and dispatching needs. “Hot” backup remote center at sheriff’s office with three individual dispatch positions that mirror those at the main 911 communication site. Equipped with eight 911 trunks directed between the main 911 communications site and the hot backup site, effectively eliminating a single point of failure. 911 systems supported by three geo-diverse servers—two at the main 911 center in the event one server fails and the third located at the sheriff’s office hot backup site in the event the main 911 communications center experiences a total 911 server failure. Microwave link from sheriff’s office hot backup site to the main 911 communications center to ensure clear communication between the two sites, supported with a robust backup Ethernet fiber connection. Back up battery system and emergency generators at all microwave sights for power outages. Use of eight tower sites throughout the county with numerous backup features with each frequency utilized. Back up UHF/VHF radio in the event of a primary radio failure. Redundant network switches to insure continued data connectivity in the event a failure. Access/use of countywide GIS data for most accurate location and efficient dispatch of calls. Real time monitoring of critical data services to allow for and provide immediate remediation. Real time monitoring of environmental conditions in server and radio rooms to allow for and provide immediate remediation. Redundant HVAC systems in server rooms to insure appropriate environmental conditions for electronics. Currently serving 13 municipal clients as a 911 Public Safety Answering and Dispatch Point. Provides emergency medical dispatch protocols to callers. Provides Text to 9-1-1 service. Provides AVL tracking for sheriff and both paid and volunteer fire and EMS organizations. Robust computer automated dispatch system with mapping to pinpoint specific locations of emergencies to aid in response by emergency first responders. CAD system is fully replicated to a disaster recovery server every 2 hours. Network time synchronization from a satellite to insure accurate time stamping across all resources. EMAG service, which gives our paging function used by local emergency service personnel priority access to the Verizon texting network. Robust records management system able to provide clients with end detailed call reports. NENA compliance—a minimum of two telecommunicators on duty at all times, none of whom are accessible to the public or assigned clerk duties. SERVICES Primary Responsibilities Answer emergency telephone calls: Screen callers to verify emergency location and situation Use resources to locate callers that do not respond Provide pre-arrival emergency instructions when applicable Dispatch and track emergency resources Enter and verify all necessary data into CAD: Contact information, addresses Responding resources; dispatch, arrival and clearing times Initial report/request information by callers Special requests, contacts, notifications Answer administrative calls for the sheriff’s office and the communications center and either resolve the inquiry or transfer callers to the proper destination. Monitor radio communications from sheriff’s officers: Track location/status of officers engaged in assignments, traffic stops, special details Conduct computer inquiries to vehicle ownership, driver status, warrants, criminal histories Track and monitor prisoner transports by sheriff’s/corrections personnel Additional Responsibilities Monitor 50+ camera sites at the county judicial complex, corrections center, emergency operating center/911 center and sheriff’s main office Receive requests, dispatch resources and make notifications involving the Sheriff’s Office Special Services Receive notifications and requests related to other public safety programs sponsored and managed by the sheriff’s office Receive requests and arrange for afterhours/weekend call out assignments involving county personnel 911 Answering All 911 calls are answered by specially trained public safety telecommunicators (PSTs). This specialized training includes certification as a basic 911 telecommunicator by satisfactorily completing a course of instruction relating to: enhanced 911 systems and operating procedures interpersonal communications overview of the EMS function overview of the fire function overview of the police function public safety records systems public safety telecommunications systems radio broadcasting rules and procedures telecommunicator role in public safety telecommunicators legal issues telephone techniques All PSAPs in New Jersey are required to use the New Jersey Emergency Medical Dispatch Guidecards. These guidecards help the PST quickly assess the critical points of a particular situation and the level of emergency service response necessary. They also guide a PST in providing medical instructions to a caller involving many different types of medical emergencies. Those instructions may often save lives or prevent a situation from becoming worse. Personnel from this PSAP have managed thousands of calls involving cardiac, stroke, diabetic, fall, trauma, childbirth, accident, fires and other emergencies. We see the value in providing this type of intervention. TEXT TO 9-1-1 The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center accepts 9-1-1 emergency calls via text (SMS) message from within every municipality in Sussex County. Texting provides a method for individuals to be able to contact a 9-1-1 center for help in situations where their safety could be in jeopardy if they were to be heard speaking. Text to 9-1-1 also provides individuals with special needs or who may not be able to speak, access to emergency services when they need help or want to report an emergency. When to send a text to 9-1-1: When you have an emergency that requires assistance from police, fire or EMS. If you have a speech or hearing impairment, you can send a text to 9-1-1 using a cell phone or other device. It is recommended that you inform 9-1-1 that you are speech or hearing impaired so that they can inform the responders. If speaking may cause you harm, such as a break-in or domestic violence situation. Remember to silence your phone so that the sound of 9-1-1 replying does not give you away. Peer pressure. You are with a group and some of the members are doing something dangerous or illegal. If you cannot make a voice call with your cell phone because there is no service you may be able to get data service to send a text message. How to send a text to 9-1-1: Open the message app on your phone or wireless device. In "To" type "911" (there is no need to add "-"). In the message field, type the location, (address and municipality) and a brief description of the problem. Then press "SEND. Be prepared to answer questions and follow instructions from the 9-1-1 call taker. Text in simple words, do not use abbreviations. Keep text messages brief and concise. Messages should be sent in English. If this is not possible a voice call should be made to allow use of translation services for voice calls. Entering 911 as the name of the person one wishes to communicate with, followed by a message and "send" will alert a dispatcher at the communications center that a new call has been received. A normal exchange of messages will follow in determining the proper response. All devices sending text messages are plotted on a map as soon as they are acknowledged by the dispatcher. While text to 9-1-1 offers an additional means to contact emergency services, it is important to understand that voice communication is always preferred as the best form of communication. Voice communications allow for quicker exchange of important information and a greater efficiency in getting help to a particular situation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Appointments to the position of Public Safety Telecommunicator (PST) are made as the need arises. All appointments are made in accordance with New Jersey Civil Service rules and regulations. To be a successful PST, a candidate must be competent in many of the inter-related duties and responsibilities associated with a 911 communications center. It is not a career to be taken lightly and those who are successful are typically found to be highly motivated with above average interpersonal skills, good reasoning and judgement, and the ability to multitask. In order to meet the demands of rapid data entry, candidates should be able to keystroke at a rate of 40 words per minute. Additionally, PSTs must be at least 18 years of age and pass an extensive background investigation. In order to serve in this position, a PST must successfully complete the following certification courses, often advertised and offered through local emergency service organizations or local PSAPs: 40-hour Basic Telecommunicator/Communications Officer 32-hour Emergency Medical Dispatcher 8-hour CPR certification Individuals interested in applying to serve as a PST are encouraged to complete and submit the Sussex County Employment Application, available at the Sussex County website . COMMUNITY WEALTH PRESERVATION PROGRAM ANYONE UTILIZING THE COMMUNITY WEALTH PRESERVATION PROGRAM MUST CONTACT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE AND PROVIDE THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION 5 BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO THE SUBJECT PROPERTY SALE DATE ​ Please click HERE for more information For The Defendant (Homeowner/Debtor) The homeowner may, at any time prior to the sale try to stop their home from going to foreclosure sale by reinstating the amount owed, pay the judgment in full, obtain another loan, etc. ​ Defendant Adjournments: Prior and up to 2:00 p.m. on the day of the sale, a homeowner may make up to two (2) adjournment requests, not exceeding 30 calendar days for each adjournment, per NJ Statute NJSA 2A:17-36. Contact the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office at 973-579-0850. New Jersey Statute NJSA 2A:17-36 allows for an additional consensual adjournment only if both the lender and the debtor agree. Defendant Rights Post-Sale: Following the sale, the homeowner has a period of 10 calendar days in which the property can be redeemed. During this time, they are still the lawful owner of the property. The redemption period can only be extended through court order. (Contact the Courts for an extension if needed, not the Sheriff’s Office.) HISTORY OF THE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center came online in 1990 to facilitate coordination of the various duties and responsibilities of sheriff’s personnel and to improve measures to ensure the safety of its members. The two dispatch position center supported the sheriff’s officers in carrying out their official tasks daily and during the evening hours. Some of those measures included establishing regular radio communications between: sheriff’s officers and corrections personnel moving inmates to and from court appearances sheriff’s officers in the field serving various civil processes sheriff’s officers in the field serving domestic violence restraining orders and carrying out court ordered evictions sheriff’s personnel and other agencies delivering mutual aid assistance when requested In 1995, the communications center began to staff and run the operation continuously, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The new operation consolidated the sheriff’s dispatch and public works dispatch operations as an effort to more efficiently manage the responsibilities involving emergencies supported by county based services. It also relieved the county corrections facility, the only 24-hour manned operation, from duties outside the scope of normal corrections responsibilities. The center was staffed with 5 dispatchers per day (2 day shift, 2 afternoon, 1 midnight) and those additional tasks included but not were not limited to: Sussex County Prosecutor’s Office Sussex County Fire Marshal Sussex County HazMat Team Sussex County Medical Examiner’s Office Sussex County Department of Public Works Sussex County Facilities Management Sussex County Health Department Sussex County Office of Emergency Management With the new millennium upon us, the state of New Jersey continued to encourage the consolidation of Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in the interests of efficiency and economy. There were also technology changes being introduced. The Next Generation 911 (NG9-1-1) was announced as the replacement to the current Enhanced 9-1-1 system and discussions were held relating to the financial impacts to the PSAPs. Consolidation studies funded by the state by RCC Consultants (2000) and the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development/Bloustein School/Rutgers (2006) both concluded with recommendations to consolidate PSAPs for the purpose of improved service and economy. [New Jersey 911 Consolidation Study, October 2006] In April 2006 the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders awarded a contract to RCC Associates to conduct a PSAP consolidation feasibility study for Sussex County. The study focused on analyzing the benefits of consolidating the six PSAPs in Sussex County into one or more countywide PSAPs. RCC delivered its findings and recommendations in a report to the freeholder board in June 2007 recommending consolidation to a single PSAP. In January 2008, the freeholders established the Sussex County 9-1-1 Telecommunications Working Group (TWG) to further the conclusions drawn from the RCC study and to gauge the public interest and support in consolidating the PSAPs into one center. [2008 freeholder resolution establishing TWG] In August 2008 the county received a grant through the New Jersey Office of Emergency Telecommunications Services in the amount of $220,000.00 for the “PSAP Consolidation to Regionalization Project.” [Sussex County 2008 news article] Using that grant, the freeholders commissioned Kimball & Associates in February 2009 to expand upon the previous consolidation studies and recommendations, and develop guidance and support for the planning and implementation of a countywide consolidated PSAP. The planning guide for PSAP consolidation was delivered to the county freeholder board in February 2010. [Kimball & Associates Consolidation Planning Guide] In a report by the TWG, a motion was made and unanimously carried that “The Sussex County Telecommunications Working Group recommends to the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders the findings of the report of L. Robert Kimball and Associates dated February 2010 and specifically recommends the consolidation of the six current public safety answering points into one county-administered and operated central 9-1-1 center in all respects.” [2010 TWG recommendation] In 2012, the sheriff and the freeholders broke ground on the construction of a ten position stand-alone communications center on county owned property in Frankford Township. The project sought to consolidate an ongoing sheriff’s capital project plan to refurbish the existing 20-year old sheriff’s dispatch center with the TWG recommendations, local emergency service interests and resolution support by officials from local municipalities to consolidate local emergency dispatch services. [Sandyston Township solution] This dispatch center was purposely designed to continue supporting the regular duties and responsibilities of the sheriff’s office. It would also be capable of answering emergency 911 calls and dispatching emergency services for the entire county. [County fire chiefs association letter] FACILITIES The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center was designed and constructed to be able to serve as a single point Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) serving all of Sussex County. The center was built as an addition to the existing emergency operating center in Frankford Township to be in compliance with federal and state construction standards, which include minimizing the potential for threats from natural or human sources. The center is located on a secured site and is continuously monitored through alarms systems and video surveillance. Ten 911 console positions are located on the main communications floor. Positions are staffed to meet the demands of the services that are requested, but a minimum of 2 public safety telecommunicators (PST) are staffed continuously. All data, radio, telephone and other electronic systems are supported by a number of robust redundancy measures to ensure the services can continued to be provided when normal service resources are interrupted. By original design, the communications center is supported by a backup facility, often referred to as a “hot site.” The backup site serves as a redundant communications site to the center located in Frankford Township. Real time synchronization between the two sites is used to completely mirror the environment of the main communications site in Frankford using wide area network links and specialized software. In the event of a disruption to the main Frankford site, personnel can relocate to this hot site and resume operations with minimal downtime. In lessons learned from 9/11, this hot site provides for complete redundant emergency communications capabilities from a geographically different location. The communications center provides reliable professional services, supported by a robust communications plan that provides the following capabilities: Facility designed and constructed to be earthquake and hurricane proof (NENA standard). Adjacent to fully functioning emergency operations center with 14 fully functional emergency services activation positions. Two redundant emergency building power generators, each using a different fuel source—diesel and natural gas. In addition to generator support, UPS battery backup on all critical electronic components. 911 communications center designed and built with ten individual dispatch positions, able to accommodate the entire county 911 call taking and dispatching needs. “Hot” backup remote center at sheriff’s office with three individual dispatch positions that mirror those at the main 911 communication site. Equipped with eight 911 trunks directed between the main 911 communications site and the hot backup site, effectively eliminating a single point of failure. 911 systems supported by three geo-diverse servers—two at the main 911 center in the event one server fails and the third located at the sheriff’s office hot backup site in the event the main 911 communications center experiences a total 911 server failure. Microwave link from sheriff’s office hot backup site to the main 911 communications center to ensure clear communication between the two sites, supported with a robust backup Ethernet fiber connection. Back up battery system and emergency generators at all microwave sights for power outages. Use of eight tower sites throughout the county with numerous backup features with each frequency utilized. Back up UHF/VHF radio in the event of a primary radio failure. Redundant network switches to insure continued data connectivity in the event a failure. Access/use of countywide GIS data for most accurate location and efficient dispatch of calls. Real time monitoring of critical data services to allow for and provide immediate remediation. Real time monitoring of environmental conditions in server and radio rooms to allow for and provide immediate remediation. Redundant HVAC systems in server rooms to insure appropriate environmental conditions for electronics. Currently serving 13 municipal clients as a 911 Public Safety Answering and Dispatch Point. Provides emergency medical dispatch protocols to callers. Provides Text to 9-1-1 service. Provides AVL tracking for sheriff and both paid and volunteer fire and EMS organizations. Robust computer automated dispatch system with mapping to pinpoint specific locations of emergencies to aid in response by emergency first responders. CAD system is fully replicated to a disaster recovery server every 2 hours. Network time synchronization from a satellite to insure accurate time stamping across all resources. EMAG service, which gives our paging function used by local emergency service personnel priority access to the Verizon texting network. Robust records management system able to provide clients with end detailed call reports. NENA compliance—a minimum of two telecommunicators on duty at all times, none of whom are accessible to the public or assigned clerk duties. SERVICES Primary Responsibilities Answer emergency telephone calls: Screen callers to verify emergency location and situation Use resources to locate callers that do not respond Provide pre-arrival emergency instructions when applicable Dispatch and track emergency resources Enter and verify all necessary data into CAD: Contact information, addresses Responding resources; dispatch, arrival and clearing times Initial report/request information by callers Special requests, contacts, notifications Answer administrative calls for the sheriff’s office and the communications center and either resolve the inquiry or transfer callers to the proper destination. Monitor radio communications from sheriff’s officers: Track location/status of officers engaged in assignments, traffic stops, special details Conduct computer inquiries to vehicle ownership, driver status, warrants, criminal histories Track and monitor prisoner transports by sheriff’s/corrections personnel Additional Responsibilities Monitor 50+ camera sites at the county judicial complex, corrections center, emergency operating center/911 center and sheriff’s main office Receive requests, dispatch resources and make notifications involving the Sheriff’s Office Special Services Receive notifications and requests related to other public safety programs sponsored and managed by the sheriff’s office Receive requests and arrange for afterhours/weekend call out assignments involving county personnel 911 Answering All 911 calls are answered by specially trained public safety telecommunicators (PSTs). This specialized training includes certification as a basic 911 telecommunicator by satisfactorily completing a course of instruction relating to: enhanced 911 systems and operating procedures interpersonal communications overview of the EMS function overview of the fire function overview of the police function public safety records systems public safety telecommunications systems radio broadcasting rules and procedures telecommunicator role in public safety telecommunicators legal issues telephone techniques All PSAPs in New Jersey are required to use the New Jersey Emergency Medical Dispatch Guidecards. These guidecards help the PST quickly assess the critical points of a particular situation and the level of emergency service response necessary. They also guide a PST in providing medical instructions to a caller involving many different types of medical emergencies. Those instructions may often save lives or prevent a situation from becoming worse. Personnel from this PSAP have managed thousands of calls involving cardiac, stroke, diabetic, fall, trauma, childbirth, accident, fires and other emergencies. We see the value in providing this type of intervention. TEXT TO 9-1-1 The Sussex County Sheriff’s Communications Center accepts 9-1-1 emergency calls via text (SMS) message from within every municipality in Sussex County. Texting provides a method for individuals to be able to contact a 9-1-1 center for help in situations where their safety could be in jeopardy if they were to be heard speaking. Text to 9-1-1 also provides individuals with special needs or who may not be able to speak, access to emergency services when they need help or want to report an emergency. When to send a text to 9-1-1: When you have an emergency that requires assistance from police, fire or EMS. If you have a speech or hearing impairment, you can send a text to 9-1-1 using a cell phone or other device. It is recommended that you inform 9-1-1 that you are speech or hearing impaired so that they can inform the responders. If speaking may cause you harm, such as a break-in or domestic violence situation. Remember to silence your phone so that the sound of 9-1-1 replying does not give you away. Peer pressure. You are with a group and some of the members are doing something dangerous or illegal. If you cannot make a voice call with your cell phone because there is no service you may be able to get data service to send a text message. How to send a text to 9-1-1: Open the message app on your phone or wireless device. In "To" type "911" (there is no need to add "-"). In the message field, type the location, (address and municipality) and a brief description of the problem. Then press "SEND. Be prepared to answer questions and follow instructions from the 9-1-1 call taker. Text in simple words, do not use abbreviations. Keep text messages brief and concise. Messages should be sent in English. If this is not possible a voice call should be made to allow use of translation services for voice calls. Entering 911 as the name of the person one wishes to communicate with, followed by a message and "send" will alert a dispatcher at the communications center that a new call has been received. A normal exchange of messages will follow in determining the proper response. All devices sending text messages are plotted on a map as soon as they are acknowledged by the dispatcher. While text to 9-1-1 offers an additional means to contact emergency services, it is important to understand that voice communication is always preferred as the best form of communication. Voice communications allow for quicker exchange of important information and a greater efficiency in getting help to a particular situation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Appointments to the position of Public Safety Telecommunicator (PST) are made as the need arises. All appointments are made in accordance with New Jersey Civil Service rules and regulations. To be a successful PST, a candidate must be competent in many of the inter-related duties and responsibilities associated with a 911 communications center. It is not a career to be taken lightly and those who are successful are typically found to be highly motivated with above average interpersonal skills, good reasoning and judgement, and the ability to multitask. In order to meet the demands of rapid data entry, candidates should be able to keystroke at a rate of 40 words per minute. Additionally, PSTs must be at least 18 years of age and pass an extensive background investigation. In order to serve in this position, a PST must successfully complete the following certification courses, often advertised and offered through local emergency service organizations or local PSAPs: 40-hour Basic Telecommunicator/Communications Officer 32-hour Emergency Medical Dispatcher 8-hour CPR certification Individuals interested in applying to serve as a PST are encouraged to complete and submit the Sussex County Employment Application, available at the Sussex County website . For Plaintiff Attorneys In order to initiate a sheriff’s sale for real property in foreclosure, you must supply our office with the following: ​ Written request that the sale be scheduled Writ of Execution plus 2 copies $2,000.00 deposit Short form description for advertising purposes Clear legal Schedule A for deed Affidavit of Consideration for sheriff’s deed plus 1 copy Affidavit of Diligent Inquiry [Rule 4:64-2(d)] Notice to Tenants (Appendix XII-K, adopted 11/17/09) ​ Please note that a representative from your firm is required to be present at the time of the sale. If you need further information or assistance, please contact us at 973.579.0850.

Foreclosure Listings Announcement: All Sussex County foreclosure sales will resume November 17, 2021 and are held at the historic Sussex County Courthouse, 3 High Street in Newton. Sales will be conducted every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2:00 p.m. Evictions will resume on all properties with court order November 15, 2021 pursuant to Governor Murphy’s Executive Order #249. View new location and guidelines during COVID-19. ​ ​ While every effort is made to ensure that these listings are accurate and timely, the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office does not warrant or guarantee the reliability of same. To confirm a sale date, please contact the Foreclosure Unit at 973.579.0850. You must have the defendant’s name for inquiries. SALES CAN AND DO CHANGE AT A MOMENT’S NOTICE. ​ Foreclosure Archives Download File Filter List By: Filter List Case Number / Advertisement Docket Number Scheduled Sale Date Plaintiff Defendant Plaintiff Attorney Plaintiff Attorney Telephone Approx Judgement Address City Complete Status Buyer Price Upset 24000328 F-009270-23 12/04/2024 Matrix Financial Services Corporation Timothy A. Samuels Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $319,563.99 364 Scott Road Franklin Open $319,563.99 24000327 F-008430-22 12/04/2024 Deutsche Bank National Trust Carlos Robles Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $382,899.00 208 Maxim Drive Hopatcong Open $382,899.00 24000221 F-009601-23 12/04/2024 Weichert Financial Services Devlin A. Foster Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $87,300.00 196 Lower Unionville Road Wantage Open $87,300.00 22000384 F-019058-19 12/04/2024 CITIMORTGAGE, INC. Edward Orlowicz Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $518,238.53 9 Lakeview Road Stockholm Open $518,238.53 24000307 F-000373-24 11/20/2024 LoanDepot.com, LLC Ben Joseph Gilbert McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $394,227.08 228 Old Chimney Ridge Road Montague Open $394,227.08 24000306 F-003090-21 11/20/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Michael J. Lucio Romano Garubo & Argentieri (856) 384-1515 $551,000.00 236 Sparta Avenue Sparta Open $551,000.00 24000216 F-009085-22 11/20/2024 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Luanne M. Pirrello Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $218,788.84 54 Broad Street Branchville Open $218,788.84 24000119 F-002545-20 11/20/2024 Bank of New York Mellon John Swank Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $363,000.00 782 Canistear Road Highland Open $363,000.00 22000419 F-000450-22 11/20/2024 Citizens Bank N. A. Matthew Murphy McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC (856) 858-7080 $312,162.49 10 Atno Avenue Hopatcong Open $312,162.49 24000404 F-011862-23 11/06/2024 Movement Mortgage, LLC John Chiuchiolo Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $256,000.00 1 Point O'Woods Terrace, Unit 1 Vernon Open $256,000.00 24000403 F-001569-24 11/06/2024 CSMC 2019-RPL7 Trust James R. Kruzelnick Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $239,000.00 60 Moore Road Wantage Open $239,000.00 24000401 F-00215-24 11/06/2024 US Bank Trust Association Richard J. Monahan, III Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $282,568.40 52 Whitehall Road Andover Open $282,568.40 24000396 F-010332-23 11/06/2024 HSBC Bank, USA Marianne Lauda Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $165,000.00 54 Hillside Terrace Andover Open $165,000.00 24000395 F-002964-24 11/06/2024 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Judith Lee Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $405,000.00 25 Maybie Street Franklin Open $405,000.00 24000377 F-008953-19 11/06/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Muriel C. Baumann Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $45,900.00 11 Cypress Lane Hamburg Open $45,900.00 24000345 F-001006-24 11/06/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Jamal Boyce McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC (856) 858-7080 $251,030.36 41 Indian Field Drive Hardyston Open $251,030.76 24000322 F-002693-24 11/06/2024 Deutsche Bank National Association Richard Quimby Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $115,432.69 11 Woodland Trail Sussex Open $115,432.69 24000291 F-001648-24 11/06/2024 Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC Scott A. Nieuzytek Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $238,249.44 51 Scenic Drive Andover Open $238,249.44 24000285 F-011582-23 11/06/2024 Rocket Mortgage, LLC William Thomas Della Penna Stern & Eisenberg, PC (609) 397-9200 $216,676.33 482 Route 517 Vernon Open $216,676.33 24000281 F-012666-23 11/06/2024 Midfirst Bank Susan Godfrey KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $190,516.86 1005 Stillwater Road Stillwater Open $190,516.86 24000233 F-13348-23 11/06/2024 Lakeland Bank Kathleen A. Quinn Sherman Atlas Sylvester & Stamelman LLP (973) 302-9700 $284,356.18 62 Madison Street Newton Open $284,356.18 24000169 F-006149-23 11/06/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation Anthony Ajello and Jennifer A. Tavani Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $478,000.00 2 Post Oak Court Hamburg Open $478,000.00 24000134 F-013500-23 11/06/2024 Mortgage Assets Management, LLC James A. Ryan Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $283,000.00 20 Stony Brook Road Stanhope Open $283,000.00 24000122 F-006303-23 11/06/2024 AJAX Mortgage Loan Trust Dennis L. Begraft Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $46,000.00 12 Glenbrook Drive Hampton Cancelled $46,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,380,000.00 21 Estell Drive Hardyston Open $3,380,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 3 Estell Drive Franklin Open $3,150,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 14 Estell Drive Hardyston Open $3,150,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 404 Glen Wild Way Vernon Open $3,150,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 356 E. Lakeshore Drive Vernon Open $3,150,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 114 Glen Road Vernon Open $3,150,000.00 24000082 F-005312-23 11/06/2024 The Patel Family, LP Atlantic-Metro Consulting, LLC Patrick O. Lacsina Law Offices (973) 485-3584 $3,150,000.00 15 Estell Drive Hardyston Open $3,150,000.00 24000053 F-012512-23 11/06/2024 Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas Melissa Wilson Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $475,000.00 18 Estate Drive Wantage Open $475,000.00 23000529 F-005349-23 11/06/2024 MidFirst Bank Kyle Tomasello AKA Kyle J. Tomasello KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $295,068.72 8 Tyler Street Sparta Open $295,068.72 23000425 F-000630-23 11/06/2024 MCLP Asset Company, Inc. Susan & Dennis Orr Knuckles, Komosinski & Manfro, LLP (201) 391-0370 $300,466.41 27 Durol Drive Montague Open $300,466.41 23000120 F-004988-21 11/06/2024 US Bank Trust National Association John Mafaro LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $370,225.19 257 Newton Swartswood Road Hampton Open $370,225.19 24000374 F-005616-22 10/16/2024 NewRez LLC D/B/A Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing David J. and Karen Feeley McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $61,867.25 120 Harris Avenue Hopatcong Cancelled $61,867.25 24000364 F-5332-23 10/16/2024 Sunshine State Certificates VII, LLP Joseph W. and Benita Csakvary Taylor & Keyser LLC (609) 803-2180 $82,000.00 163 Breakneck Road Vernon Bankruptcy Hold $82,000.00 24000355 F-003593-24 10/16/2024 U.S. Bank Trust Company Ray A. Miranda KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $376,136.02 10 Ridge Road Stanhope Open $376,136.02 24000351 F-003603-24 10/16/2024 Pennymac Loan Services, LLC Janet Pagan Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $469,839.97 6 East Shore Trail Hardyston Open $469,839.97 24000320 F-014072-23 10/16/2024 US Bank Trust National Association Sandra Barker Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $143,726.68 16 Hamilton Street Newton Open $143,726.68 24000300 F-011075-23 10/16/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Scott Begraft LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $111,128.07 10 Glenbrook Drive Newton Open $111,128.07 24000270 F-005860-19 10/16/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Anthony G. and Robyn J. Tokar Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $172,624.06 12 Sunrise Lane Fredon Bankruptcy Hold $172,624.06 24000268 F-010204-22 10/16/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation John E. Petrillo Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $670,261.33 31 Fiddlers Way Lafayette Open $670,261.33 24000266 F-029451-14 10/16/2024 U.S. Bank, N.A. Seth Dunn Eckert, Seamans, Cherin & Mellott, LLC (215) 851-8429 $995,145.94 22 Beech Road Sparta Defendant Adjourned to 12/18/2024 $995,145.94 24000245 F-013203-23 10/16/2024 Servis One, Inc. DBA BSI Financial Services Jasmin I. and David H. Gould Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $262,507.81 30 Red Oak Road Sussex Open $262,507.81 24000244 F-000920-24 10/16/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Richard Bongo, Jr. KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $275,801.38 87 Silver Grove Road Stockholm Cancelled $275,801.38 24000243 F-013090-23 10/16/2024 Pennymac Loan Services, LLC Jetaun Crocker Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $368,482.94 8 West Gate Drive Vernon Plaintiff Adjourned to 11/20/2024 $368,482.94 24000203 F-013933-19 10/16/2024 Longbridge Financial, LLC Michael Ferris Greenspoon Marder LLP (954) 491-1120 $293,561.69 189 Stonegate Lane Stanhope Open $293,561.69 24000186 F-008734-23 10/16/2024 Community Corporation of Highpoint, Inc. Gerson Perez-Lopez Griffin Alexander, PC (973) 366-1188 $12,397.07 358 Rolling Ridge Rd. Montague Open $12,397.07 24000137 F-011422-23 10/16/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. George Claffey LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $284,000.00 38 Warren Court Sparta Open $284,000.00 24000090 F-009662-23 10/16/2024 Bank of New York Charles D. Templeton Stern, Lavinthal & Frankenberg, LLC (973) 797-1100 $788,560.35 2 Schindler Court Fredon Open $788,560.35 23000301 F-001360-23 10/16/2024 NEWREZ LLC D/B/A Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing Jill S. and Jeffrey Veasey Knuckles, Komosinski & Manfro, LLP (201) 391-0370 $492,077.00 8 Sunrise Court Sparta Open 23000006 F-019622-19 10/16/2024 Ally Bank Margaretha Kowalchuk Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $125,400.91 18 Sand Pond Road Hardyston Open $125,400.91 22000283 F-010311-19 10/16/2024 DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc. Jason and Melissa Sneider Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $1,022,037.15 127 Sally Harden Road Wantage Cancelled $1,022,037.15 18000782 F-013713-17 10/16/2024 Wells Fargo USA Holdings, Inc. Andrew and Heather Sharo Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $416,146.40 32 Heighwood Trail Sparta Open $416,146.40 24000333 F-008307-22 10/02/2024 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Vincent J. Colpaert McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $76,000.00 20 Ginter Street Franklin Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser NJ Sheriff Sale Affordability Corp $76,000.00 $76,000.00 24000329 F-012642-23 10/02/2024 Midfirst Bank Daniel W. Negron Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $462,674.65 54 Skyline Drive Sparta Cancelled $462,674.65 24000234 F-001363-24 10/02/2024 Planet Home Lending, LLC Walter Patrick and Kelly M. Knapp Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $471,000.00 294 Stanhope Road Sparta Cancelled $471,000.00 24000229 F-007000-23 10/02/2024 Morgan Stanley Mortgage Capital Holdings, LLC Dennis W. Plocinski LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $376,139.77 27 Red Hill Road Montague Cancelled $376,139.77 24000228 F-007356-23 10/02/2024 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Kevin and Christine Cavanaugh McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $318,098.40 25 Prospect Avenue Andover Sold to Plaintiff JPMorgan Chase Bank $100.00 $324,000.00 24000191 F-004259-23 10/02/2024 TD Bank, N.A. Clifton Gauthier Duane Morris, LLP (215) 979-1000 $239,000.00 285 East Shore Trail Sparta Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Vega Assets Investments, LLC $282,000.00 $239,000.00 24000120 F-3570-22 10/02/2024 PNC Bank, National Association Kelly O'Donnell Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $144,050.73 304 East Lakeshore Drive Vernon Cancelled $144,050.73 24000012 F-018079-19 10/02/2024 US Bank Trust National Association Kimberly Jones Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $259,389.06 30 Mast Road Hopatcong Bankruptcy Hold $259,389.06 24000312 F-013097-23 09/18/2024 Bank of America, N.A. Lori A. Bellusci and Eugene W. Bellusci, Jr. Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $128,370.41 4 Sunset Terrace Vernon Cancelled $128,370.41 24000303 F-005778-22 09/18/2024 The Greens at Crystal Springs Neighborhood Association, Inc. Muriel C. Baumann (Deceased) Griffin Alexander, PC (973) 366-1188 $19,783.07 11 Cypress Lane Hamburg Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Carius Development $19,783.07 $19,783.07 24000214 F-001131-24 09/18/2024 DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc. Matthew S. Kugler and Melissa Kugler Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $270,000.00 9 East Pine Street Highland Lakes Sold to Plaintiff DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc. $100.00 $270,000.00 24000208 F-012133-23 09/18/2024 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. Dennis H. Byrnes Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $817,000.00 20 Afterglow Road Sparta Sold to Plaintiff Federal Home Loan Morrtgage $100.00 $817,000.00 24000132 F-011302-23 09/18/2024 Great Gorge Village South Condominium Council Judy O'Sullivan Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC (609) 751-5551 $47,209.26 6 Baily Bunion Court, Unit #1 Vernon Cancelled $47,209.26 24000121 F-007807-23 09/18/2024 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Bryan Lee & Rebecca Farence Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $132,000.00 99 Woodside Avenue Newton Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Carius Development $134,000.00 $132,000.00 23000510 F-001183-23 09/18/2024 Wilmington Savings Fund Society Diane L. Jones Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $308,000.00 79 Hilltop Trail Sparta Sold to Plaintiff Wilmington Savings Fund Society $100.00 $308,000.00 23000504 F-011104-22 09/18/2024 Weichert Financial Services Corde S. Motyka and Christie L. Motyka Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $262,000.00 315 Tulsa Trail Hopatcong Sold to Plaintiff Weichert Financial Services $100.00 $262,000.00 19000198 F-21604-15 09/18/2024 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Brian Finigan Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $746,998.09 4401 Rudetown Road Hardyston Cancelled $746,998.09 24000287 F-003432-22 09/04/2024 DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc Christopher Duhaime Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $522,000.00 11 Sterling Parkway Ogdensburg Sold to Plaintiff DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc. $100.00 $280,000.00 24000272 F-010381-23 09/04/2024 Community Corporation of Highpoint, Inc Agathe Lis Griffin Alexander, PC (973) 366-1188 $27,798.23 400 Hearthstone Court Montague Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Zhanna B. Kelley $27,798.23 $27,798.23 24000196 F-001310-23 09/04/2024 Interstate Intrinsic Value Fund A, LLC Christopher P. Geene Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $80,000.00 92 High Street Ogdensburg Cancelled $80,000.00 24000176 F-002717-23 09/04/2024 Citimortgage, Inc. Barbara Slater and Andrew J. Tanzillo McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $376,383.14 328 Tulsa Trail Hopatcong Bankruptcy Hold $376,383.14 24000174 F-006385-18 09/04/2024 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Mary-Ellen Carroll Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $223,138.53 7 Larch Avenue Sussex Cancelled $223,138.53 24000164 F-003904-23 09/04/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Yolanda I. Concepcion McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $485,372.84 411 Route 515 Vernon Cancelled $485,372.84 23000586 F-007686-23 09/04/2024 Wilmington Savings Fund Society Charlotte A. Struble AKA Charlotte A. Sciuto Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $184,000.00 22 Mountain Avenue Highland Lakes Cancelled $184,000.00 22000489 F-002557-22 09/04/2024 Caliber Home Loans, Inc. Michelle Elisabeth Jespersen Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $247,000.00 8 Wilson Avenue Vernon Cancelled $247,000.00 24000269 F-000724-24 08/21/2024 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Michael P. Menagh Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $221,000.00 11 Delaware Avenue Stanhope Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Said Bahammou $327,000.00 $221,000.00 24000267 F-000478-24 08/21/2024 PNC Bank, NA Angel Antonio Bravo Gomez Martone & Uhlmann (973) 473-3000 $92,000.00 308 Houses Corner Road Sparta Sold to Plaintiff PNC Bank, NA $100.00 $92,000.00 24000210 F-013307-23 08/21/2024 The Bank of New York Mellon Daniel Post and Kimberly A. Post Hladik, Onorato & Federman, LLP (609) 840-5000 $366,000.00 24 Vassar Trail Hopatcong Bankruptcy Hold $366,000.00 24000185 F-008405-23 08/21/2024 Community Corporation of Highpoint, Inc. Linda Drew Griffin Alexander, PC (973) 366-1188 $24,252.61 201 Old Chimney Ridge Rd. #H Montague Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser GLI Montague, LLC $24,252.61 $24,252.61 24000042 F-009453-23 08/21/2024 Santander Bank, N.A. Leslie G. Hamilton Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $99,808.00 2 Lyons Avenue Stockholm Cancelled $99,808.00 24000226 F-014402-23 08/07/2024 NewRez, LLC DBA Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing Michele Moran Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $275,261.22 6 Douglas Court Vernon Cancelled $275,261.22 24000153 F-010880-23 08/07/2024 Midfirst Bank Malvin and Elaine Kays McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $205,513.11 10 Edsall Road Franklin Cancelled $205,513.11 24000125 F-002560-22 08/07/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Natalie Toran Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $250,971.78 69 George Hill Road Frankford Cancelled $250,971.78 24000041 F-006697-22 08/07/2024 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Adriana M. & Matthew W. Deeks Hladik, Onorato & Federman, LLP (609) 840-5000 $248,000.00 215 Route 206 Sandyston Cancelled $248,000.00 24000014 F-009602-23 08/07/2024 Stormfield Real Estate Income Offshore Fund, LTD Key Hole Corporation Polsinelli, PC (212) 803-9918 $382,929.45 23 Meadow Lane Sparta Cancelled 23000290 F-008582-22 08/07/2024 NEWREZ LLC D/B/A/ Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing Charlin and Clifford Ryerson Pincus Law Group, PLLC (516) 699-8902 $200,828.69 482 County Route 515 Vernon Cancelled 22000437 F-4498-22 08/07/2024 Legacy Mortgage Asset Trust 2021-GS1 Brian Koch Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $265,446.77 9 Longview Trail Frankford Cancelled $265,446.77 22000221 F-012660-19 08/07/2024 M&T Bank James D. Washer, Jr. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $195,000.00 922 Plymouth Lake Drive Newton Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Said Bahammou $199,000.00 $195,000.00 21000150 F-018505-19 08/07/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Gia Oliveri LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $188,028.80 18 Wallkill Drive Sussex Cancelled $188,028.80 24000219 F-003984-22 07/17/2024 Citizens Bank, N.A. Suzanne Gaffney Stern & Eisenberg, PC (609) 397-9200 $64,321.49 29 Fowler Street Franklin Cancelled $64,321.49 24000204 F-009274-23 07/17/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Santiago Traverso, Jr Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $240,939.22 17 Wausau Street Ogdensburg Cancelled $240,939.22 24000131 SSX-F-5435-20 07/17/2024 IAT Reinsurance Syndicate, Inc. Susan Jackson Schenck, Price, Smith & King, LLP (973) 539-1000 $250,000.00 94 Indian Trail Hopatcong Bankruptcy Hold $250,000.00 24000129 F-020731-18 07/17/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Michael Manzo McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $308,706.03 21 Courtright Road Wantage Sold to Plaintiff U.S. Bank National Association $100.00 $308,706.03 24000116 SWC-F-000843-23 07/17/2024 NEWREZ, LLC Kathleen Mastorelli: Joel Fulton Greenspoon Marder LLP (954) 491-1120 $132,441.94 8 Staten Trail Hopatcong Cancelled $132,441.94 24000020 F-013908-22 07/17/2024 Flagstar Bank, N.A. Lisa Orosz; Michael Solorzano-Mero Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, Weisman & Gordon, LLP (973) 325-8800 $390,000.00 23 Rollins Trail Hopatcong Bankruptcy Hold $390,000.00 23000147 F-001763-20 07/17/2024 M & T Bank Christopher R. Lynch and Jamie E. Lynch Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $243,052.09 104 Constitution Way Franklin Sold to Plaintiff M & T Bank $100.00 $243,052.09 17000930 F-032347-16 07/17/2024 Pennymac Loan Services, LLC Richard D. Tohosky Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $228,750.90 337 River Road Montague Cancelled $365,541.83 24000197 F-4249-22 07/03/2024 NJTL Capital LLC Dennis W. Kavanagh Gary C. Zeitz, LLC (856) 857-1222 $27,867.00 109 Union Road Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser NJDL 6, LLC $13,000.00 $27,867.00 24000192 F-11720-23 07/03/2024 PNC Bank, National Association Arthur T. Frey, Jr. Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $182,000.00 25 Tamarack Trail Hardyston Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser 53 Shore, LLC $185,000.00 $180,046.39 24000190 F-005585-22 07/03/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation Karen Bartole Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $154,515.03 4 Hickory Lane Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Benjamin & JoAnn Perrulli $163,000.00 $154,515.03 24000135 F-007985-22 07/03/2024 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Matthew Dersch McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $119,123.13 11 Village Way, Unit 4 Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Global Venture 284,LLC $68,000.00 $119,123.13 24000126 F-010898-23 07/03/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Stanley M. Sileski LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $83,910.34 7 Washington Trail Hopatcong Cancelled $83,910.34 24000091 F-003602-23 07/03/2024 Deutsche Bank National Trust George R. Scott Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $422,000.00 238 New Road Montague Sold to Plaintiff Deutsche Bank National Trust $100.00 $425,000.00 24000017 F-009469-23 07/03/2024 Nationstar Mortgage LLC Vivian Melendez Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $125,000.00 3 Red Lodge Drive, Unit 3 Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser JK Fabcabin, LLC $162,000.00 $125,000.00 23000591 F-009647-23 07/03/2024 Santander Bank Audrey S. Watson Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $219,538.13 67 Point Pleasant Road Hopatcong Cancelled 22000501 F-6131-19 07/03/2024 Pennymac Loan Services, LLC Peter Lang Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $123,000.00 100 Unger Avenue Hopatcong Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser NJSL 6, LLC $171,000.00 $123,000.00 24000136 F-008888-23 06/19/2024 Limosa LLC Ajet Bizati KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $304,000.00 25 Kennedy Avenue Ogdensburg Sold to Plaintiff Limosa, LLC $100.00 $304,000.00 24000067 F-006089-23 06/19/2024 LoanDepot.com, LLC Jason Vetter and Jennifer Vetter Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, Weisman & Gordon, LLP (973) 325-8800 $238,733.07 1 Old Swartswood Road Hampton Township Cancelled $238,733.07 24000063 F-011068-22 06/19/2024 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Heather Rode Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $582,000.00 3 Anderson Lane Sparta Cancelled $582,000.00 24000054 F-001079-23 06/19/2024 The Huntington National Bank Caralin McCreery McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC (856) 858-7080 $1,176,500.97 125 Sparta Avenue Sparta Cancelled $1,176,500.97 24000049 F-004761-21 06/19/2024 US Bank Trust National Association Michael Xenitelis Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $313,634.41 9 Windy Bush Lane Sparta Cancelled $313,634.41 23000538 F-000475-23 06/19/2024 PHH Mortgage Corporation Michael Caiola Stern & Eisenberg, PC (609) 397-9200 $413,395.15 4 High Point Circle Franklin Cancelled $413,395.15 23000530 F-011187-22 06/19/2024 PNC Bank, National Association Rachel Nazarian A/K/A Rachel H.N. Giusti KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $79,433.61 15 Vivian Plaza Newton Cancelled $79,433.61 23000517 F-014818-18 06/19/2024 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Edward Gumpy A/K/A Edward J. Gumpy Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $209,000.00 10 Alpine Trail Vernon Sold to Plaintiff U.S. Bank Trust National Association $100.00 $209,000.00 24000124 F-012976-23 06/05/2024 PHH Mortgage Corporation Franz Borosch Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $258,000.00 10 Sandbox Road Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Vega Asset Investments, LLC $275,000.00 $258,000.00 24000123 F-9825-23 06/05/2024 PNC Bank, National Association Judith S. Brantley Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $239,000.00 728 Glen Road Sparta Sold to Plaintiff PNC Bank, National Association $100.00 $239,000.00 23000586 F-007686-23 06/05/2024 Wilmington Savings Fund Society Charlotte A. Struble Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $166,288.35 22 Mountain Avenue Highland Lakes Cancelled 23000563 F-013088-22 06/05/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Kristie Putz KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $140,909.79 16 Tamarack Road Byram Cancelled $156,387.97 23000532 F-002692-23 06/05/2024 Fulton Bank, NA Mary C. Whitesell McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC (856) 858-7080 $273,720.33 59 Broad Street Branchville Cancelled 23000489 F-008361-22 06/05/2024 US Bank National Association Carol Babcock KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $191,000.00 15273 Aspen Court Stanhope Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser $191,000.00 $191,000.00 23000487 F-000156-23 06/05/2024 U.S. Bank National Association Kathleen & Keith M. Dunn Stern, Lavinthal & Frankenberg, LLC (973) 797-1100 $415,656.44 625 Route 206 Andover Cancelled $415,656.44 24000117 F-004411-23 05/15/2024 CSMC 2021-RPL6 Mona & Offiong Ikpatt Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, Weisman & Gordon, LLP (973) 325-8800 $249,875.20 54 Woodland Drive Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Vega Assets Investments LLC $234,000.00 $249,875.20 24000072 F-007273-23 05/15/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Brian Torkildsen LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $110,000.00 12 Ka-Ton-Ah Trail Byram Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser 284 South Clinton Street, LLC $182,000.00 $110,000.00 24000016 F-010037-23 05/15/2024 Amalgamated Bank Carl Guy Raue Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $158,000.00 11 Sawmill Road Stockholm Cancelled $158,000.00 23000533 F-005713-23 05/15/2024 Pennymac Loan Services, LLC David C. Benitez Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $195,532.03 3 Blue Heron Terrace Vernon Bankruptcy Hold $195,532.03 23000235 F-006023-22 05/15/2024 PNC Bank, National Association John O'Shea KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $260,000.00 53 Cedar Ridge Drive Vernon Sold to Plaintiff PNC Bank, National Association $100.00 $260,000.00 15000519 F-005965-11 05/15/2024 Indian Fields at Hardyston Homeowners Association, Inc Melissa A. Hunt & James Smith, Jr. Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC (609) 751-5551 $12,880.00 19 Indian Field Drive Hardyston Cancelled 24000104 F-006144-23 05/01/2024 US Bank Trust National Association Terri M. Lambert Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $269,596.01 44 Wildcat Road Sparta Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser ALFA Investments, LLC $163,000.00 $160,000.00 24000013 F-0011365-22 05/01/2024 Planet Home Lending, LLC Jared David Stansfield Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $77,980.03 5 Scenic Drive Fredon Bankruptcy Hold $87,484.86 24000004 F-007888-22 05/01/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Lori Douglas LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $250,895.40 960 Route 23 Wantage Cancelled 23000578 F-007968-23 05/01/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Charles F. Pigeon KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $324,426.37 3 Fox Trail Byram Cancelled 23000240 F-008679-22 05/01/2024 Barclays Mortgage Trust 2021-npl1 Donato Garzilli Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $120,377.90 238 Lake Pohatcong Road Highland Lakes Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser NJSL 6, LLC $135,000.00 $135,000.00 24000075 F-012041-23 04/17/2024 Northpointe Bank Kimberly Dougherty Powers Kirn, LLC (856) 802-1000 $171,944.73 110 Spook Ridge Road Montague Township Sold to Plaintiff Northpointe Bank $100.00 $172,000.00 24000073 F-037435-15 04/17/2024 Deutsch Bank National Trust Company Gina Truesdale and Napoleon Truesdale Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $623,000.00 2 Jager Court Hopatcong Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Lakeland Properties, LLC $286,000.00 $196,000.00 24000040 F-009016-23 04/17/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Andrew J. Dorrothy Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $191,000.00 53 West shore Trail Stockholm Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser 53 Shore, LLC $250,000.00 $195,000.00 23000592 F-011909-22 04/17/2024 Allied First Bank Janet Valela Block Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $178,382.16 1054 Stillwater Road Stillwater Cancelled 23000572 F-001649-23 04/17/2024 Allied First Bank Anthony Wayne McNeely & Stephanie A. McNeely Gross Polowy, LLC (716) 204-1700 $418,885.74 57 Holland Road Wantage Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser ALFA Investments, LLC $466,000.00 $369,000.00 23000553 F-007965-23 04/17/2024 Aspen Section Condominium Council at Stone Hill Justin Walker Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC (609) 751-5551 $10,363.00 1 Snowmass Court, Unit 2 Vernon Cancelled 23000414 F-012022-22 04/17/2024 M & T Bank Justin Murphy McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $187,654.93 14 Cedar Ridge Road North Vernon Cancelled 23000336 F-000172-23 04/17/2024 Wilmington Savings Fund Society James A. Benemerito Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $277,305.09 49 Hampton Heights Road Lafayette Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser ALFA Investments, LLC $448,000.00 $325,000.00 22000473 F-005724-21 04/17/2024 Reverse Mortgage Funding, LLC Barbara Ann Scheuermann Martone & Uhlmann (973) 473-3000 $116,406.40 9 Marigold Road Vernon Cancelled 22000221 F-012660-19 04/17/2024 M & T Bank James D. Washer, Jr. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $181,651.59 922 Plymouth Lake Drive Newton Cancelled 22000057 F-014329-18 04/17/2024 The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York Nicholas C. Dellisanti, II Pincus Law Group, PLLC (516) 699-8902 $680,938.82 33 Huntsville Road Newton Sold to Plaintiff The Bank of New York $100.00 $499,000.00 24000043 F-009640-23 04/03/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation Roxanne Pastore Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $396,084.15 27 Elba Ave Hopatcong Cancelled $396,084.15 23000573 F-008444-22 04/03/2024 Amerihome Mortgage Company, LLC Joseph Caserta McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC (856) 858-7080 $193,636.21 916 Five Points Lane Stillwater Cancelled 23000564 F-009059-23 04/03/2024 Nationstar Mortgage LLC Sean C. Gray KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $75,383.80 86 Breakneck Road Highland Lakes Cancelled $365,541.83 22000489 F-002557-22 04/03/2024 Caliber Home Loans, Inc. Michelle Elisabeth Jespersen Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $211,618.85 8 Wilson Ave Vernon Cancelled 19000806 F-006277-19 03/20/2024 Ditech Financial, LLC James Rivera and Migdalia Bocanegra Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $507,000.00 12 Black Bear Court, Hardyston Bank Hold $507,000.00 24000007 F-002289-23 03/06/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation Antonio Segarra Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $321,667.80 25 Ivy Place Vernon Sold to Plaintiff Freedom Mortgage Corporation $100.00 $233,000.00 24000003 F-004528-23 03/06/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Beau Hutcheson LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $125,944.43 60 Breakneck Road Highland Lakes Cancelled 23000606 F-013625-22 03/06/2024 Mortgage Assets Management, LLC Delores Clauson Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $237,642.98 39 George Hill Road Augusta Sold to Plaintiff Mortgage Assets Management, LLC $100.00 $205,000.00 23000569 F-001620-23 03/06/2024 US Bank Trust National Association Thanh Vu Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $424,602.99 61 Halsey Road Newton Sold to Plaintiff US Bank Trust National Association $100.00 $460,000.00 23000521 F-007708-23 03/06/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Robyn A. Rago A/K/A Robyn Rago Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $196,838.27 921 Plymouth Lake Drive East Stillwater Twp Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser H and I Investments, LLC $228,000.00 $215,000.00 23000520 F-004924-23 03/06/2024 Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC Michael Perise and Mrs. Michael Perise LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $293,640.68 139 Barry Drive North Highland Lakes Sold to Plaintiff Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC $100.00 $284,000.00 23000489 F-008361-22 03/06/2024 US Bank National Association Carol Babcock KML Law Group, PC (215) 627-1322 $265,136.90 15273 Aspen Court Stanhope Bankruptcy Hold 23000426 F-010347-22 03/06/2024 NEWREZ KKC D/B/A Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing Michael J. Genardi Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $237,207.45 334 Falcon Ridge Way Hamburg Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Paul H. Nydam $231,000.00 $175,000.00 23000422 F-009529-22 03/06/2024 Bank of New York Mellon William & Donna M. Carson Leopold & Associates, PLLC (914) 219-5787 $533,140.90 24 Hillside Avenue Newton Cancelled 23000316 F-001670-23 03/06/2024 DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc John C. Graves Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $327,670.83 1662 County Road 565 Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Global Venture 284, LLC $126,000.00 $104,000.00 23000594 F-005529-22 02/21/2024 Bank of New York Noelle T. Contento Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $196,019.40 4 Eagle Nest Drive, Unit 5 Vernon Sold to Plaintiff Bank of New York $100.00 $205,000.00 23000502 F-004656-23 02/21/2024 JP Morgan Chase Bank, National Association Panagiotis Ziakos Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $128,217.15 32 Musconetcong Avenue Stanhope Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser 186 Spruce Street, LLC $298,000.00 $141,000.00 23000404 F-6522-22 02/21/2024 CSMC 2018-RPL10 Trust Kieran J. Maher Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $171,040.48 1090 Lakeside Drive East Vernon Cancelled 23000568 F-008590-22 02/07/2024 Ajax Mortgage Loan Trust 2023-B Dennis Becker Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $468,209.16 116 Main Street Newton Cancelled 23000484 F-005798-23 02/07/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Brian McCurdy Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $254,823.49 54 Hyatt Road Frankford Sold to Plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. $272,000.00 $272,000.00 23000481 F-4409-22 02/07/2024 Jose Alejandro Janet Pagan Norgarrd, O’Boyle & Hannon (201) 871-1333 $398,506.23 6 East Shore Trail Hardyston Cancelled 23000455 F-013578-22 02/07/2024 LH-NP-STRAT-Delaware Owner Trust J & D Realty Group, LLC, Kenneth Tse Greenspoon Marder LLP (954) 491-1120 $243,209.15 40 Cedar Ridge Drive Vernon Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Marvin Romero & Bianca Garay $153,000.00 $85,000.00 23000402 F-013727-22 02/07/2024 US Bank National Association Joseph A. Mongiovi, Jr. Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $211,754.09 99 Signal Hill Trail Sparta Cancelled 23000397 F-003315-23 02/07/2024 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Stacy Duran Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $155,888.51 10 Ridge Road Hopatcong Cancelled 23000373 F-001072-17 02/07/2024 Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, NA Pleasant Heights, Inc., Remainderman Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $485,720.05 498 500 Route 94 Fredon Cancelled 23000242 F-005353-22 02/07/2024 HOF I Grantor Trust 5 316 Lakeside Blvd LLC Weber, Gallagher, Simpson, Stapleton, Fires & Newby, LLP (856) 667-9111 $334,563.39 316 Lakeside Avenue Andover Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser 243 River LLC $270,000.00 $270,000.00 19000198 F-21604-15 02/07/2024 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Brian Finigan Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $582,847.83 4401 Rudetown Road Hamburg Cancelled 17000997 F-030211-16 02/07/2024 Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC Gerald H. Forgione and Karin G. Forgione Greenspoon Marder LLP (954) 491-1120 $92,604.54 5 Summer Street Stockholm Cancelled 23000544 F-001057-23 01/17/2024 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Paul Sheridan Parker McCay P.A. (856) 596-8900 $92,140.40 295 Lake Shore S, Unit D Montague Sold to Plaintiff U.S. Bank Trust National Association $100.00 $100,000.00 23000537 F-004120-20 01/17/2024 Nationstar Mortgage LLC Peter H. Kolan, Jr. Greenspoon Marder LLP (954) 491-1120 $279,180.86 3321 Route 94 Hamburg Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Vernon Investment, LLC $223,000.00 $223,000.00 23000499 F-005903-21 01/17/2024 Bank of America, NA James M. & Marianne Pavone Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, Weisman & Gordon, LLP (973) 325-8800 $418,118.68 916 Dove Island Road Stillwater Cancelled 23000433 F-973-22 01/17/2024 JP Morgan Chase Bank, National Association Freddie Curiel Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $246,658.14 13 Upper Notch Road Vernon Bankruptcy Hold 23000320 F-011136-22 01/17/2024 U.S. Bank Trust N.A. Adam Zatuchney and Karen Grill Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $164,814.80 55 Northwestern Way Hopatcong Cancelled 22000437 F-4498-22 01/17/2024 Legacy Mortgage Asset Trust 2021-GS1 Brian Koch Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, PC (973) 538-4700 $221,214.85 9 Longview Trail Frankford Cancelled 23000528 F-010264-22 01/03/2024 Hidden Village Condominium Assoc., Inc. Helen Rein Stark & Stark (609) 791-7032 $38,433.62 3 Village Way, Unit 6 Vernon Sold to Plaintiff Hidden Village Condominium Association, Inc. $100.00 $42,500.00 23000514 F-013783-22 01/03/2024 U.S. Bank NA, Successor Trustee to Bank of America, NA Danielle J. Botwick McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC (732) 902-5399 $1,012,913.38 84 Birch Parkway Sparta Sold to Plaintiff U.S. Bank NA, Successor Trustee to Bank of America, NA $100.00 $657,000.00 23000171 F-007764-22 01/03/2024 Freedom Mortgage Corporation Robert A. Wyckoff, Jr. Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $207,240.72 7 Mountain Road Montague Cancelled 22000525 F-005630-22 01/03/2024 Nationstar Mortgage, LLC Paul R. Fronczkowski, Jr. LOGS Legal Group, LLP (856) 793-3080 $133,271.41 916 West Walnut Drive Stillwater Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Thomas Marinaro $144,000.00 $144,000.00 23000511 F-009611-22 12/20/2023 Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB Jeremy S. Barish Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $675,749.50 56 Seneca Lake Trail Sparta Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser Luz Echevarria $445,000.00 $445,000.00 23000510 F-001183-23 12/20/2023 Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB Diane L. Jones Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $265,586.24 79 Hilltop Trail Sparta Cancelled 23000509 F-003927-23 12/20/2023 Allied First Bank Stephanie Crockett Brock & Scott, PLLC (844) 856-6646 $344,695.92 13 Bailey Drive Glenwood Sold to Plaintiff Allied First Bank $100.00 $365,000.00 23000501 F-002323-23 12/20/2023 TOWD Point Mortgage Trust 2020-3 Thomas Viglione, Jr. Frenkel, Lambert, Weiss, Weisman & Gordon, LLP (973) 325-8800 $175,201.78 46 Appleseed Road Vernon Sold to Plaintiff TOWD Point Mortgage Trust 2020-3 $100.00 $171,000.00 23000496 F-001908-23 12/20/2023 US Bank Trust National Association Peter Louis & Dawn M. Carrazzone Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $949,060.74 945-949 Route 521 Stillwater Sold to Plaintiff US Bank Trust National Association $100.00 $366,000.00 23000297 F-008213-22 12/20/2023 AJX Mortgage Trust I Steven Kent Friedman Vartolo, LLP (212) 471-5100 $257,452.87 4434 Rudetown Road Hamburg Bankruptcy Hold 23000273 F-009251-22 12/20/2023 HSBC Bank USA James W. Davis Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC (973) 575-0707 $165,139.01 2115 Lakeside Drive Highland Lakes Cancelled 23000272 F-005074-22 12/20/2023 Cardinal Financial Company, Limited Partnership Calvin Alston Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $337,557.55 20 Waterloo Road Byram Cancelled 16001910 F-013950-15 12/20/2023 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Steven Capuano Stern & Eisenberg, PC (609) 397-9200 $704,777.66 14 Lewisburg Road, Wantage Sold to Plaintiff Deutsche Bank National Trust Company $100.00 $960,000.00 23000466 F-003609-23 12/06/2023 NEWREZ, LLC Christina D. Monaco Hill, Wallack, LLP (609) 924-0808 $114,356.11 388 Main Street Sparta Sold to 3rd Party Purchaser MBA Investment Group, LLC $250,000.00 $122,000.00 23000319 F-012827-22 12/06/2023 U.S. Bank Trust NA Christine Kim Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $258,932.49 38 Scott Road Franklin Bankruptcy Hold 23000302 F-003552-21 12/06/2023 Wilmington Savings Fund Society Adrian George Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $881,007.71 7 Van Kirk Place Sparta Sold to Plaintiff Wilmington Savings Fund Society $100.00 $900,000.00 23000210 F-006893-22 12/06/2023 U.S. Bank, National Association Linda Fraas a/k/a Linda Joebs Stern & Eisenberg, PC (609) 397-9200 $112,050.03 67 Lakeside Drive Highland Lakes Sold to Plaintiff U.S. Bank, National Association $100.00 $115,000.00 23000178 F-004367-22 12/06/2023 U.S. Bank Trust National Association Alice McNicholas Pluese Becker & Saltzman, LLC (856) 813-1700 $275,423.41 322 West End Aveue Hopatcong Cancelled

As sheriff of Sussex County, I would like to welcome you to the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office web site. It is my hope that this site will be used as an information resource for the citizens of Sussex County, as well as our visitors worldwide. Michael F. Strada Sheriff of Sussex County Welcome Our Services Important Information Please see below for announcements, information, updates and news you can use Sign Up for The Sussex County Mass Notification System Get alerted about emergencies and other important community news. ​ The Sussex County Office of Emergency Management has partnered with ReGroup to alert you about critical information in your area. Severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons and evacuations are examples of the situations where community notifications may be necessary. ​ ​ Scan the QR code to sign up of you can use the link HERE . ​ You can choose to receive these notifications by text, phone call and email when you register. There is no cost to the residence of Sussex County. For additional information email emuller@sussexcountysheriff.com Foreclosure Sales All Nonprofit Corporations that have registered with our office and have been approved to bid at the Sheriff’s Sale may sign-in beginning at 10:00 a.m. on the day of the sale at the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office, 39 High St., Newton, NJ. Sign-in is conducted at the Sheriff’s Office not the Historical Court House. ​ All Sussex County foreclosure sales will resume November 17, 2021 and are held at the historic Sussex County Courthouse, 3 High Street in Newton. Sales will be conducted every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2:00 p.m. Evictions will resume on all properties with court order November 15, 2021 pursuant to Governor Murphy’s Executive Order #249. View guidelines during COVID-19 ». + Learn More Civil Process Unit The Sussex County Sheriff’s Civil Process Unit is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except holidays. The civil office is located at 39 High Street, Newton, NJ in front of the main court house. Appointments for Sheriff’s Office Civil Process Unit business ONLY can be scheduled by e-mail or by phone at 973.579.0850, Ext. 2116 or 2104. All fees must be paid by check or money order made payable to “Sussex County Sheriff.” CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Any court related business must be directed to 862.397.5700. Thank you for your cooperation. + Learn More News Room Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada Congratulates 911 Communications Center Dispatch Supervisor Andrea Wehrenberg on her Retirement Oct 1, 2024 Read More Sheriff's Office New Hire Sep 13, 2024 Read More Sheriff's Office announces new promotion Sep 12, 2024 Read More Sussex County Sheriff’s Office receives a demonstration on the use of LifeVac Jul 24, 2024 Read More Sheriff Michael F. Strada is pleased to welcome the following new personnel to the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office Jun 4, 2024 Read More + Learn More Crime Stoppers + Learn More Compliments And Complaints + Learn More Foreclosure Listings + Learn More Inmate Visitation + Learn More WANTED Timmann, Maria R Age: 37 Sex Height Eyes Race Weight: 117 Hair Warrant: W24-0300 Offense: Non Support Warrant For: Family Court - failure to obey Warrant Date: Thu Oct 10 2024 VIEW ALL Contact

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< Back Multiple arrests made in probation department Arrested: David Brunt, age 24, of Byram and Chaine D. Brantley, age 33, of Franklin, NJ. Previous Next On Tuesday, January 22, 2013, while assigned to the Sussex County Probation Department, Sheriff’s Officer John Freykar was advised by probation staff that an arrest warrant had been issued for David Brunt. Sheriff’s Officer Freykar located Brunt, placed him under arrest and transported him to the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility without incident. Also in the probation department, Sheriff’s Officer Joseph Cahill encountered Chaine Brantley. Further investigation revealed the existence of two outstanding municipal court warrants issued for Brantley. Sheriff’s Officer Cahill immediately placed her under arrest and processed her before turning her over to the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office Bureau of Corrections for transport to the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility. David Brunt remains lodged in the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility without bail. Chaine Brantley was provided with future dates to appear in Trenton and Pemberton municipal courts and released on her own recognizance.

< Back Andover Township man arrested at DMV Arrested: Alec S. Bloom, age 19, of Andover Township, NJ. Previous Next At approximately 11:30 a.m. on Friday, September 7, 2012, while assigned to the Motor Vehicle Commission in Newton, Sheriff’s Officer Scott Haggerty observed Alec S. Bloom. Believing Bloom to be the subject of an outstanding arrest warrant, Sheriff’s Officer Haggerty began to question him. While they were speaking, Sheriff’s Officer John Swords arrived to assist. Further investigation revealed the existence of three separate municipal court warrants for Bloom’s arrest originating from Hopatcong and Roxbury. Officer Swords immediately took Bloom into custody and transported him to the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility where he was lodged in lieu of $2,750 bail.

< Back Sussex County Jail personnel perform evacuation drills Training exercises were successfully carried out at the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility. Previous Next Three separate rapid evacuation exercises were conducted at the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility during the month of June. Designed to simulate conditions that might occur during an actual emergency at the jail, the exercises enhanced the training of all bureau of corrections personnel and prepared them should an actual evacuation become necessary. A different training scenario—ranging from explosives threats to emergent fire and smoke conditions—was carried out during each shift. Inmates were evacuated from their respective housing units, relocated to a safe and secure holding area, secured with wrist restraints and subsequently prepared for possible transport to another housing unit or separate facility. The Sussex County Sheriff’s Office Bureau of Corrections maintains reciprocal agreements with a number of neighboring counties to house inmates in their facilities in the event of an emergency. During an actual emergency, Sussex County inmates may be transferred to correctional facilities in one or more of those counties. All three exercises, each of which lasted approximately 40 minutes, were successful and all inmates were safely evacuated in a timely fashion without any injuries or problems. The evacuations were a cooperative effort between the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office Bureau of Law Enforcement, the New Jersey State Police and the Newton Police Department.

< Back TRIAD law enforcement seminar to be held in October This seminar has been cancelled due to lower than usual attendance this year. Previous Next Cancelled due to lower than usual attendance this year. On Friday, October 14, 2016 , Sussex County TRIAD will be hosting a law enforcement seminar for seniors at Selective Insurance, 40 Wantage Avenue in the Borough of Branchville from 8 a.m. to 12:00 noon with a free continental breakfast included. The seminar will include classes on senior fraud education and protection, a demonstration by the Sussex County Sheriff’s K-9 Unit as well as other new, informative classes. Seniors will have the opportunity to meet with local law enforcement officers and county personnel to gather information on current crimes affecting seniors, facts to combat unwarranted fear of crime, problems faced by seniors and programs that are offered by the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office. Admission is free but pre-registration is required. To register, please contact Hilary Manser at 973.579.0850, ext. 2114.

< Back Two more towns sign on for dispatching services Wantage and Sussex Borough enter into an agreement with the Sussex County Sheriff’s 9-1-1 Communications Services. Previous Next Sheriff Michael Strada is pleased to announce that Wantage Township and Sussex Borough have entered into a five-year shared service agreement for dispatching services at the Sussex County Sheriff’s 9-1-1 Communications Center. After several months of technical and logistical planning and preparation, both municipalities seamlessly transitioned to the county center. Wantage and Sussex join the eleven other municipalities currently utilizing the call taking and dispatching services of the largest 9-1-1 communications center in the county. Representatives from the state Office of Emergency Telecommunications, several telecommunications providers and municipal and county officials were present during the cutover to insure a successful implementation. The county 9-1-1 center service area encompasses 65% of the county’s geographical area. The communications center will be responsible for handling all 9-1-1 calls for their municipalities. Sheriff Strada stated, “I am glad to see other municipalities join our communications center as we offer the latest technology and dispatching services. The emergency service organizations that are currently utilizing our center realize the benefits of a central communications center.” Pictured left to right: Chief Telecommunicator Dave Korver, Director of Communications Mark Rozek, Borough of Sussex OEM Coordinator Floyd Southard, Township of Wantage Mayor Ron Bassani, Township of Wantage Administrator Michael Restel, Township of Wantage OEM/911 Coordinator Joe Konopinski, New Jersey Office of Emergency Telecommunications Services Doug Weidanz and Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada

< Back Sheriff's K-9 search results in seizure of heroin brick Arrested: Christopher Kotz, age 30 and Johnathan DeLucchi, age 23, both of Hopatcong, NJ. Previous Next On September 2, 2011, Sheriff’s Officer Kieran McMorrow and Sheriff’s K-9 Atlas were assigned to assist the Hopatcong Police Department which was conducting a DWI traffic checkpoint. Sheriff’s Officer McMorrow utilized K-9 Atlas to search several vehicles stopped at the checkpoint. One of the vehicles searched was occupied by Kotz and DeLucchi. Further investigation of that vehicle revealed a “brick” consisting of approximately 50 bags of heroin and a hypodermic syringe hidden behind the glove compartment. Both Kotz and DeLucchi were immediately taken into custody by Hopatcong Police. Kotz and DeLucchi, both charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, are currently lodged in the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility in lieu of $15,000 bail.

< Back Special Operations Group participates in truck pull The SOG broke the last reported record on the truck pull. Previous Next The Sussex County Sheriff’s Office, Bureau of Corrections Special Operations Group (SOG) participated in a fundraising event hosted by the Military Transport Association (MTA) in order to raise funds and awareness for local family readiness groups and soldiers in the Army National Guard 143rd Transportation Unit. The event took place on April 23, 2017 as part of a larger swap meet and military vehicle show. One of the event organizers, Randy Emr, a local military supporter and fundraiser with the MTA, was brought to tears seeing the Army, Boy Scouts of America Troop 188, law enforcement, local gyms and general team assemblies come together for laughs and fun in order to support a great cause. The Special Operations Group broke the last reported record on the truck pull with a time of 13.9 seconds to pull the 20,000lb historic military truck a distance of 100 feet. The previous record was around the 16 second range, states Randy Emr. The Boy Scouts came in as a very close second with a time of 15.4 seconds with a little help from a couple of their friends in SOG who tactically inserted themselves behind the truck for a boost. Mark Farsi, warden of the Keogh-Dwyer Correctional Facility, cordially invites any other law enforcement teams to come and try to take the trophy next year, all in the name of camaraderie and a good cause. Sussex County Sheriff Mike Strada thanks our service members, veterans, their families and the event organizers for allowing the sheriff’s office to be part of a great event in support of the community. Warden Mark Farsi, surrounded by members of the SOG team and members of the military, holds up the trophy.

< Back Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada Congratulates 911 Communications Center Dispatch Supervisor Andrea Wehrenberg on her Retirement Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada Congratulates 911 Communications Center Dispatch Supervisor Andrea Wehrenberg on her Retirement Previous Next Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada Congratulates 911 Communications Center Dispatch Supervisor Andrea Wehrenberg on her Retirement. Sussex County Sheriff Michael F. Strada and the staff at the Sussex County Sheriff’s 911 Communications Center would like to congratulate, dispatch supervisor, Andrea Wehrenberg on her retirement after a combined 30 years of service. Andrea started dispatching for Newton Police Department in July of 1991 and worked there until March of 2020. Andrea was also a police matron and training officer for most of her 27 years at the department. In 2015 Andrea became a full-time dispatcher for Sussex County communications when the center first opened. She was quickly promoted to supervisor in March of 2016 due to her qualifications, experience and ability to lead. Andrea has become a pillar in the Sussex County communications Center. She is the training coordinator for the Communication center, TAC officer, most senior Supervisor, and our go to person for anything we may need help with professionally or personal. She single handed created our new training program and she has achieved numerous awards throughout her time here including dispatcher of the month multiple times, countless CPR saves, letters of commendation, and more. Andrea is also the only dispatcher to receive a stork pin after giving instructions via 911 to deliver a baby. All of the staff at the Sussex County Communications Center. extend our best wishes to her in her retirement and recognize that her presence here will most certainly be missed. Pictured left to right, 911 Communications Center Director Mark Rozek, Dispatch Supervisor Andrea Wehrenberg and Sheriff Michael F. Strada