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Resident
Commuter Parking & Recycling Center Permit
1. Resident
Commuter Parking Stickers are available for an annual
fee of $120 per year, January to December. Please
be sure to bring your valid NJ vehicle registration (showing your
Glen Rock address) with you. If your vehicle is
leased, you will need to bring proof of residency in the form of a
valid NJ Driver’s license.
2. Households
may purchase multiple stickers, with the second and subsequent
stickers available at the cost of $80 for the same household. All commuter parking,
such as Harding Plaza, West Plaza, Main Line lot and Main Street
meters, is on a first-come-first-serve non-guaranteed basis.
3. For
unplanned emergencies, such as a dead battery with the vehicle
having a sticker, another vehicle can be parked as long as the
resident calls the Glen Rock Police Central Dispatch (201-652-3800) before 8:00 am with
the correct information. Correct
information will include name, address, telephone number and
LICENSE PLATE NUMBER of the vehicle being used.
A vehicle description alone will
not be sufficient.
4. For
residents with a longer vehicle repair, such as a vehicle in a
body shop for a few days, the resident must obtain a temporary
sticker at the GRPD to be displayed in the other vehicle. There is
no charge for this service,
which has been working successfully for years.
5. For
residents who may make an occasional commuting trip, they may park
at one of the ten (10) $1 meters on Main Street reserved for their
use. To prove residency they must obtain a free recycling sticker
from the GRPD. This number of reserved and signed meter spaces
will be increased or decreased depending on demand.
6. Borough
policy allows parking privileges for residential properties split
by a town border. In
order to purchase a sticker, a resident with a split lot and an
out of town license must get a tax map copy from either the Tax
Assessor or Tax Collector. This
map must be presented to the Clerk at the Police Records and
Reception Desk along with the proper fee and vehicle registration.
7. Resident
parking stickers may be purchased at the Glen Rock Police Records
and Reception Desk 8:00 am to 7:00 pm, seven days a week. Stickers
will not be available when the Records and Reception Desk is not
staffed.
8. Payment must be made by check or
money order only. All checks should be made out to the BOROUGH OF
GLEN ROCK. The Police Department
CANNOT accept credit cards or cash for parking permits.
9. New Residents may obtain a temporary parking
permit free of charge for a period not to exceed 60 days.
New residents must show proof of residency in Glen Rock in
the form of a deed, lease or public utility bill.
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New Residents of New Jersey are required by
State Law to obtain a NJ Driver’s License and register their
vehicles in NJ within 60 day after becoming a resident.
Residents moving within the State must file a change of
address with the NJ Division of Motor Vehicle within one week
after moving.
Commuter
parking is available at any one of the five designated commuter
parking areas, however a permit is required and must be
properly affixed and displayed on your vehicle.

Glen
Rock Commuter Parking, Landfill and Employee Parking Permits must
be ADHERED to the driver’s side back window of your
vehicle.
Permits,
which are left on top of dashboards or otherwise improperly
placed, will NOT BE HONORED.
Resident
commuter parking areas are located at the N.J.
Transit Borough Hall
Railroad/Bus Station with lots at the rear of the Ambulance
Headquarters, Harding Plaza, West Plaza and the West Plaza
Extension. An additional residential parking area for
commuters is located at the N.J.
Transit Main Line
Railroad Station. Parking is limited and on a
first-come-first-serve basis. Vehicles
without a valid permit or those left in the lot overnight will be
issued summonses.
Metered
parking is available to non-resident commuters at a cost of FOUR
dollars in quarters ($4.00) per day (regardless of the length
of stay). These lots also tend to fill up quickly and the
parking is limited. Vehicles left at a meter overnight will be
issued a summons.
Parking is not permitted in any of the Borough parking
lots or on any street between the hours of 2 AM and 5 AM.
In
any emergency you may contact the Police
Department's Central Dispatch (201) 652-3800 prior to 2 AM if you are unable to move
your car, from a lot or the street, to avoid receiving a summons.
Landfill
Stickers, available free of charge, will allow entry to the
Borough’s Land Fill and
Recycling Center. These stickers can be
obtained, between the hours of 8:00 am and 11:00 pm, seven days a
week, through the Police Records and Reception Desk and are valid
for the year shown on the permit. Please be sure and bring
your valid car registration with you. If your car is
leased, you will need to bring proof of residency in Glen Rock
(i.e. Driver’s License). The Recycling Center is operated by the
Glen Rock
Department of Public Works and permits are checked by their
staff. Questions about the Recycling Center and their hours
of operations should be directed to the D.P.W.
Solicitor
Permits
Door-to-door soliciting is not permitted
without first obtaining a permit through the Police Department’s
Detective Bureau. Solicitors must clearly display the permit while
working in town.
If a person comes to your door and does not
have their permit displayed or if you feel that the person is not
legitimate, please call the Police Department.
To obtain a solicitor’s permit, all applicants must complete
the proper documents that are only obtainable through the Police
Department's Detective Bureau and then meet and maintain the
criteria as set forth by Borough Ordinance.
State of New Jersey -
Firearms Requirements
To obtain a Firearms Identification Card:
$5.00 application fee (must be at least 18 years of age)
- Application Form must be completed in full, listing
two references, not relatives.
Include name, address (including zip code), and telephone
number.
- The Mental Health Form must be completed (upper
portion only). This form will be witnessed at Glen Rock Police
headquarters upon its return. Do not have another
person sign as a witness before you return the form to police
headquarters.
- After all forms have been completed, call the detective
bureau to make an appointment for fingerprinting.
Note: Only a Detective can make this appointment with you.
You may call them directly at: (201) 670-3947 or 670-3948.
If no detectives are available when you call, please
leave a message on the voice mail system, and your call
will be returned. The G.R.P.D. has two Detectives,
scheduling is based upon their availability, which may
vary due to caseload. Detectives will seldom make an
appointment more than an hour or so in advance.
- The fee to be fingerprinted is $54.00. This is a mandated
fee which is collected by the State of New Jersey. It must
be paid in the form of a money order, cashier's check, or
certified check, made payable to: NJ
Division of State Police, S.B.I. This fee must be
presented to the detective when you arrive at police
headquarters for your scheduled fingerprinting appointment.
- Please bear in mind that the processing of all necessary
paperwork can take up to three months. The New Jersey Firearms
Identification Card will not be issued until all form have
been returned and processed.
To Obtain a Permit to
Purchase a Handgun:
$2.00 application fee (must be at least 21
years of age to purchase a handgun)
- Same as above.
- Same as above.
- If a substantial time period has elapsed since your last
handgun purchase, it may be necessary to re-submit your
fingerprints. You will be notified if this is the case. Should
your fingerprints be needed, please follow the procedure as
outlined in #3 and #4 above.
To Obtain a Duplicate
Firearms Identification Card:
(for lost or stolen cards, or changes of
address) Free of charge
Fingerprinting will not be necessary if you
have applied in the past through our agency (i.e. previous Glen
Rock address or if your file has been forwarded to us from the
police department where you formerly lived). However, if we do not
have any file, fingerprinting again will be necessary, and #3 and
#4 above will apply.
If you have any questions regarding firearm
regulations, please contact the detective
bureau.
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