New Jersey Interoperability Communications System (NJICS) Site Lists and Locations

Site Locations

Map of System Sites

Site 1 (West Orange Simulcast)

4 site simulcast cell - West Orange, Jersey City, Rikers Hill (Livingston), Essex County Courthouse (Newark)

Site 2 (Hunterdon Simulcast)

6 site simulcast cell - Hunterdon (Cherryville), Montana Mountain (Harmony Township), Kingwood, Princeton, Easton, Holland (Milford)

State is planning to realign this simulcast in the future using different sites

Site 3 (Bordentown Simulcast)

5 site simulcast cell - Bordentown, Millstone, Toms River (Dover Township), Warren Grove (Stafford Township), Chatsworth

Site 4 (Berlin Simulcast)

6 site simulcast cell - Berlin, Camden, Woodstown, Bridgeton, Clayton, Winslow

Site 5 (Hammonton Simulcast)

3 site simulcast cell - Hammonton, Atlantic City, Port Republic

Site 7 (Union County Simulcast)

3 site simulcast cell - Mountainside, Elizabeth Courthouse, Johnston Dr (Watchung)

Site 8 (New Brunswick Simulcast)

3 site simulcast cell - Clothier Hall, CoRE Building, Food Services Building

Site 9 (Cape May Simulcast)

3 site simulcast cell - Woodbine, Cape May Library, Cape May Airport

Previously Site 6
6 more sites being put into operation: Avalon Public Safety, Cape May Water Tank, Ocean City Water Tank, Strathmere FM Tower, Wildwood FM Tower, InSite (Cape May Canal)

Site 17 (Passaic County Simulcast)

4 site simulcast cell - Garrett Mountain (Paterson), Montclair State University (Little Falls), Ramapo (Ringwood), Newfoundland (West Milford)

WQYK295

Site 19 (Delaware Water Gap, PA)

Foxtown Hill

Site 21 (STR II Trailer)

Currently active at New Providence FD (June 2020)

Site 35 (Delaware Water Gap Bridge, PA)

Located in Delaware Water Gap Township, PA

Future Simulcast Cells (In Development)

The following are planned countywide simulcast cells that the state intends to create using combinations of new sites which are in build-out/development and existing active sites they intend to realign to form the new simulcasts. These simulcast cells will use the 700 MHz frequencies allocated to each county (SY licenses), rather than the usual frequencies allocated to the State (SL license), ala Union County's simulcast cell. There is currently no timeline available on any of these projects.