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The New Jersey State Records website provides every New Jersey resident with tools to access public records. This ensures New Jersey residents are able to use their right to access and obtain public records in accordance with the New Jersey Inspection of Public Records Act, which presumes that all government information and records available to the public. 

The goal of this website is provide access to these public records in an expedient and concise manner, and without requiring personal information unless the requested information is ruled confidential by law, or court decision. 

New Jersey State Records contain the information about criminal records, court records, and vital records; including over 20 million transparent public records.

Public records in the state of New Jersey were created starting from the year 1621, and from all 33 counties. Both third party and governmental websites offer these records online with increased reliability thanks to the ongoing standardization of digital public records. This has been happening for the past 30 years, and ensures New Jersey abides by the commitment of the United States of America to remain a fair and just society for all.
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Bergen County

The County of Bergen, which is part of the New York Metropolitan Area, is the most populated county in New Jersey, and is subject to the same rights for finding public and arrest records that every New Jersian enjoys.

Middlesex County

The second most populated county in New Jersey is Middlesex; home of the city of Edison. The people of Middlesex have access to public records, arrest records, and more, contributing to a more just and free society.

Essex County

The third largest county in terms of population, Essex County is home to the city of Newark, which is New Jersey’s largest city. The people of Essex enjoy the right to seek out, and collect public records of all kinds.

Hudson County

Hudson County is the fourth largest county in New Jersey, and home to Jersey City. Thanks to the Open Public Records Act, the citizens of Hudson County have access to public, arrest, court, and vital records.

Monmouth County

The residents of Monmouth County, New Jersey enjoy the same freedom of information and transparency as the rest of the state thanks to the New Jersey Open Public Records Act. Here are some ways to access those records.

Ocean County

Ocean County, New Jersey’s sixth largest county, holds its county seat in the unincorporated community of Tom’s River. The residents of Ocean enjoy the freedoms granted to them by New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act.

Union County

The seventh most populous county in New Jersey is Union County, which has its county seat in Elizabeth. The residents of Union enjoy the freedom to look up, study, and obtain public records as a law-given freedom.

Camden County

Camden County is New Jersey’s eighth largest county in terms of population. Because of the Freedom of Information Act, and New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act, the residents of this county have access to public records.

Public Records Storage and Acquisition

The Garden State provides legislation to guarantee its citizens are able to access public records, but finding these records is not always easy. Thankfully, there are resources both online and off. Learn more here.

How a DWI works

New Jersey considers drinking and driving to be a very serious offense, and usually fines, penalizes and restricts offender. Even first time DWI offenders can expect strong punishments that will affect them for years.

Arrest Records and Crime Rates

In New Jersey, police and sheriffs created arrest records to serve as eye witness accounts of an event leading to an arrest.

Freedom Of Information Act

The people of the Garden State have access to governmental records and documents because of the Freedom of Information Act.

Bergen County

The County of Bergen, which is part of the New York Metropolitan Area, is the most populated county in New Jersey, and is subject to the same rights for finding public and arrest records that every New Jersian enjoys.

Middlesex County

The second most populated county in New Jersey is Middlesex; home of the city of Edison. The people of Middlesex have access to public records, arrest records, and more, contributing to a more just and free society.

Essex County

The third largest county in terms of population, Essex County is home to the city of Newark, which is New Jersey’s largest city. The people of Essex enjoy the right to seek out, and collect public records of all kinds.

Hudson County

Hudson County is the fourth largest county in New Jersey, and home to Jersey City. Thanks to the Open Public Records Act, the citizens of Hudson County have access to public, arrest, court, and vital records.

Monmouth County

The residents of Monmouth County, New Jersey enjoy the same freedom of information and transparency as the rest of the state thanks to the New Jersey Open Public Records Act. Here are some ways to access those records.

Ocean County

Ocean County, New Jersey’s sixth largest county, holds its county seat in the unincorporated community of Tom’s River. The residents of Ocean enjoy the freedoms granted to them by New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act.

Union County

The seventh most populous county in New Jersey is Union County, which has its county seat in Elizabeth. The residents of Union enjoy the freedom to look up, study, and obtain public records as a law-given freedom.

Camden County

Camden County is New Jersey’s eighth largest county in terms of population. Because of the Freedom of Information Act, and New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act, the residents of this county have access to public records.

Public Records Storage and Acquisition

The Garden State provides legislation to guarantee its citizens are able to access public records, but finding these records is not always easy. Thankfully, there are resources both online and off. Learn more here.

How a DWI works

New Jersey considers drinking and driving to be a very serious offense, and usually fines, penalizes and restricts offender. Even first time DWI offenders can expect strong punishments that will affect them for years.

Arrest Records and Crime Rates

In New Jersey, police and sheriffs created arrest records to serve as eye witness accounts of an event leading to an arrest.

Freedom Of Information Act

The people of the Garden State have access to governmental records and documents because of the Freedom of Information Act.