New Jersey § 18a:64a-79

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:64a-79, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 18a:64a-79.

The Legislature finds and declares that: through programs and courses county fire

academies work to enhance the ability of firefighters to deal more effectively with

fire and related emergencies; county fire academy courses offer students an opportunity

to grow professionally and to increase their knowledge and skills to provide a safe

and effective response to their communities; and certain courses offered by county

fire academies are equal in difficulty to those at the college level. The Legislature, therefore, further finds that it is appropriate for county colleges

to award college credits to firefighters for certain courses completed in county fire

academies.

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