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Records we’ve requested

Public-records requests Jersey Intel has filed under New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act. Subjects stay private until the story runs. When agencies stall, we report it.

  • NJ Schools Development Authority Filed 10/8/26 Received
  • Essex County Filed 10/8/26 Received
  • City of Newark (3 requests) Filed 10/8/26 Partial
  • Bergen County Filed 10/8/26 Partial
  • City of Hackensack Filed 10/9/26 Response due ~10/20/26 Overdue
  • City of Plainfield Filed 10/9/26 Response due ~10/21/26–22 Overdue
  • Bergen County Sheriff's Office Filed 10/9/26 Received
  • Passaic County Filed 10/12/26 Partial
  • Bloomfield Township Filed 10/13/26 Response due ~10/22/26 Overdue
  • NJ Department of Environmental Protection Filed 10/13/26 Partial
  • City of Atlantic City Filed 10/13/26 Response due 11/10/26 Extended
  • Middlesex County Filed 10/15/26 Received
  • NJ Transit Filed 10/26/26 Response due 11/5/26 Pending
  • Fairfield Township Filed 10/18/26 Response due 11/25/26 Extended
  • Paterson Public Schools Filed 10/19/26 Partial
  • Paterson Public Schools Filed 10/20/26 Received
  • NJ Department of the Treasury Filed 10/20/26 Response due 10/29/26 Pending
  • NJ Department of Human Services Filed 10/20/26 Response due 10/30/26 Pending
  • NJ Department of Environmental Protection (2nd request) Filed 10/20/26 Response due 10/30/26 Pending
  • City of Elizabeth Filed 10/20/26 Received
  • Clifton Public Schools Filed 10/21/26 Response due 10/30/26 Pending
  • Essex County Purchasing Filed 10/21/26 Response due 10/30/26 Pending
  • Essex County Accounts & Control Filed 10/21/26 Response due 10/30/26 Pending
  • City of Vineland Filed 10/21/26 Response due ~10/30/26 Pending
  • Essex County Human Resources Filed 10/22/26 Received
  • City of Paterson Filed 10/23/26 Response due 11/4/26 Pending
  • City of Paterson (2 requests) Filed 10/26/26 Response due 11/5/26 Pending
  • City of Paterson Filed 10/28/26 Response due 11/6/26 Pending
  • U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FOIA) Filed 10/28/26 Response due 11/27/26 Pending

Updated 10/28/26

Burlington

Accountability

DoD preps N.J. bases for 90-day grid collapse; public gets 3 days

October 25, 2026 · Julio Reynoso

As the Pentagon’s new FORTRESS initiative orders U.S. military bases to survive 90 days completely cut off from civilian electricity, water, and supply chains, federal procurement records show power and microgrid gaps at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Picatinny Arsenal, and Naval Weapons Station Earle in New Jersey — while civilian families are still told to keep just 3 days of supplies.