Special Needs Registry

The Special Needs Registry, now known as National Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities (NPS-AID), is a joint effort between the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office and the South River Police Department.

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About the NPS-AID

The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office Chapter of the NPS-AID is a no cost, voluntary registry open to any individual with special needs who resides, works, or attends school in Middlesex County. Its purpose is to help law enforcement and first responders better assist special needs residents during an emergency situation or a police encounter. The registry provides crucial information to first responders regarding a individual’s special needs including physical or mental impairment, emergency contact information, physical description, and current photograph.

Who Qualifies to Register

Special needs are defined as a physical or mental impairment that limits one or more life activities. Examples of special needs include, but are not limited to:

Autism
Mobility issues (wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers)
Dementia or Alzheimer’s
Cognitive Impairments
Oxygen Dependency
Hearing, vision, or speech deficits
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Mental Health Issues
Dialysis Dependent
Paralysis / Stroke Patients
Developmental / Intellectual Disabilities
Life Threatening Allergies

How to Register

Individuals can register themselves via a secure online portal. Alternatively, individuals can be registered by a friend, family member, or caretaker. Click here to begin the registration process.
If an individual wishes to register but cannot do so online, please email psaid@co.middlesex.nj.us or call 732-745-3300.
Individuals may also contact the South River Police Department's NPS-AID liaison for assistance with the registration process.
If you need help in another language, please contact the South River Police Department's NPS-AID liaison.

NPS-AID Liaison

Officer Danielle Stone

Phone: 732-254-1150, ext. 136

Email: psaid@southriverpd.org

Information Needed to Register

The registration process includes the registrant’s personal identifiers such as their name, address, date of birth, height, weight, emergency contact information, recent photo, and details about their special needs. Optional information fields include more detailed medical history, and social worker information.

Registry Decals

Each registrant will be provided with decals of various sizes that can be placed on the front entrance of the registrant’s residence as well as on the window of any vehicle in which they regularly travel. The purpose of the decal is to alert first responders that someone in the residence or vehicle has some degree of special need and they should respond accordingly. The use of decals by registrants is strictly voluntary and is not required.