Request was received today 5/27/20 and it is due on 6/5/20.
 
NOTICE - Due to a State of Emergency declared by Governor Murphy regarding
the Coronavirus, and recently passed legislation, P.L. 2020, c.10, during
a state of emergency, public health emergency, or state of local disaster
emergency, a custodian of a government record for a public agency is
required only to make a reasonable effort to respond to a request for a
government record within seven business days, or as soon as possible
thereafter, as the circumstances permit. We ask for patience and
understanding as we gather the information to complete the request. Police
records may require extensions as there is NO clerical staff working, only
sworn police officers for emergency response purposes  and they are
extremely busy during this public health emergency with safety and
response planning.
 
Thank you
 

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Dear Mr. Kim:

The Township of Plainsboro received your Open Public Records Act (OPRA)
request on May 27, 2020.  As such, the seventh (7) business day deadline
to respond to your request is June 5, 2020.  This response to your request
is being provided to you on the fifth (5) business day after the
custodian’s receipt of said request.

Please see response below to the following requests:   

1.    Total number of body cameras currently deployed in the police
department.

Response:  See attachment – Invoice

2.    Date on which body cameras were deployed to any of the police
officers for the first time (year and month).

Response:  See attachment – Ref: G.O. 6.1.6

3.    Invoice of body cameras purchase (if body cameras were purchased).

Response:  See attachment – Invoice

The Open Public Records Act request has been completed. As per your
request this response is being provided electronically via email to: 
[1][OPRA #11711 email].

Sincerely,

Dolores Grau

Plainsboro Township Police Records

cc:       Carol Torres, Township Clerk

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