Lock Box Project

We’re excited to introduce the Lock Box Project, a vital part of our Community Outreach Program designed to help residents aged 65 and older by providing secure, damage-free access to their homes during emergencies.

Lock Box Project Overview
The Lock Box Project equips eligible residents with a weather-resistant lock box containing a key to their home, enabling authorized emergency responders to access the residence swiftly when every moment counts.

Eligibility:
Community residents aged 65 or older.

How It Works:

• Application: Residents fill out the attached form.
• Submission: Completed forms can be mailed or dropped off at 67 Quakertown Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867.
• Installation: We coordinate installation at the resident’s home.
• Review: Proper keys should be verified in the lock box annually.

Lock Box Details:

• Color and Identification: The lock boxes are red and labeled for fire department use, each marked with a serial number for tracking.
• Security: Lock box codes will be securely entered into I Am Responding and submitted to the county for inclusion in incident text notes.

Benefits:

• Faster, damage-free entry for emergency responders.
• Enhanced safety and peace of mind for residents.