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N.J.’s mass coronavirus testing sites to set aside days just for first responders, healthcare workers
As New Jersey continues to struggle with testing, the state’s two major government-run centers that test for the coronavirus will change their schedules starting this weekend and will set aside days just to test those working on the frontlines of the outbreak, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday. MORE
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New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens For First Responders At Trenton Police Department
Trenton is rolling out a new corona virus testing site. The testing site is located at the Trenton Police Department’s impound lot.
Read MoreMarch 17 Update Covid-19
The New Jersey Fire Safety Training Program at Kean University in conjunction with the New Jersey Division of Fire Safety has made the decision to cancel ALL Spring 2020 semester CEU courses and events including NJ Weekend, in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause but it is important that we keep our stakeholders safe until this situation is under control. Our office will be closed until March 31, 2020 as advised by the State. However, we will be operating via email.
Read MoreDivision Of Fire Safety — Policy Modification
2020 COVID-19 Policy Modification – Renewal of Certs
Read MoreSafety For You: Enjoy Thanksgiving and Prevent a Home Fire
Posted: Nov 25, 2019 by WLNS News Safety For You: Enjoy Thanksgiving and Prevent a Home Fire
Read MoreCourse Confirmation of Registration
When you register for a course you should receive an email to confirm your registration. Some people, however, have not received an email. This may be due to a number of reasons which we cannot control. We suggest checking your spam/junk file. Please note, you can always check on your enrollment status by logging into your Kean fire safety account and clicking on the “Current Listings” button that is on your profile page. The next page that appears will show all the classes in which you’re currently enrolled. If you need to withdraw, you can easily click the box next to the class and then click the withdraw button at the top of the page. Please note, withdrawal should be made at least 3 business days in advance of the class date in order for the updated roster to be used in attendance. We no longer mail a physical confirmation card for class registration.
Read MoreCourse Listing Issue
NOTICE The course listing issue has been resolved. You can now Withdraw from courses online through your dashboard.
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Please note the following guidelines for Usernames and Passwords: Usernames should be at least six characters long. Do not use spaces or punctuation. Username Example: 123456js Passwords should be at least twelve characters long. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols such as: ! “ ? $ % ^ & Password Example: #!SymxzDUnQgx$u& Password Example: Blizzards#!2 If you have forgotten your password, click Lost Password on the login screen. You will then be prompted to enter either your Username or Email and click Get New Password. Check your email and click the link to reset your Password. On the page that opens up, the New Password field will automatically generate a strong password. If you want to create your own, simply delete the characters in the box and enter your own password.
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