CONSTITUTION AND BY - LAWS

OF THE

GLOUCESTER COUNTY FIRE CHIEF’S ASSOCIATION

ARTICLE I. NAME OF ORGANIZATION

This organization shall be known as the Gloucester County Fire Chief's Association.

ARTICLE II. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVE

SECTION 1.

The Association shall retain as it's objective, the general improvement of the service being

rendered through the efforts of all Fire Suppression Agencies and shall generally foster a co-

ordination of the activities of the Fire Chief's and Company Officers.

SECTION 2.

The Association shall in co-operating with the Gloucester County Firemen's Association,

the Gloucester County College/ Fire Academy, the New Jersey State Fire Chief's Association, the

New Jersey Division of Fire Safety, to foster, Co-ordinate and generally aid in the maintaining an

adequate and progressive program designed to better instruct and train the members of the fire

service. The Association shall also promote fire safety education and their efforts to the residents

of Gloucester County.

ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1. QUALIFICATIONS

Qualifications for membership shall consist of proof that the candidate has been duly

elected and/or appointed to the office of leadership responsible for fire suppression within the

County of Gloucester in the State of New Jersey. Suitable for eligibility to be defined as holding

the office of Chief, Deputy Chief(s), Battalion Chief(s), Assistant Chief(s), Captain, Lieutenant,

and Safety Officer(s) as attested in writing by at least two (2) Active or Life Members of the

Association in good standing and whose standing is confirmed by the Membership Secretary of

the Gloucester County Fire Chief’s Association. To be considered an Active member he/she

must attend at least four (4) meetings during each calendar year.

The Gloucester County Fire Marshal and his/her deputies shall be eligible automatically

upon appointment by the Gloucester County Freeholders.

SECTION 2. APPLICATION AND FEES

Candidates will be required to make application in writing and upon forms furnished, filled

in and presented, signed and attested by two (2) Active or Life Members of the Association. If

the candidate’s Fire Company or Fire Department is a member in good standing no initiation fee

is due. Candidates whose Fire Company or Fire Department is not a member of the Association;

their application is to be accompanied by a Twenty-Five ($25.00) Dollar initiation fee.

SECTION 3. PRESENTATION AND APPLICATION

Applications for membership shall be presented at any time to the membership Secretary

or chair prior to the convening of any regular meeting and may be acted upon by the Association

at any regular meeting following receipt by the Membership Secretary.

SECTION 4. APPROVAL

A two-thirds (2/3) majority obtained from the members present in good standing and

voting, the candidate shall be declared elected. Upon successful election into the Association,

said member is take the Oath of membership and fill out the Oath of Membership form and turn

this form over to the President.

SECTION 5. MEMBERSHIP

The membership shall consist of four classes: Active, Life, Honorary and Associate.

SECTION 6. ACTIVE MEMBERS

An Active Member shall meet the requirements as stated in Article III, Section 1.

SECTION 7. LIFE MEMBERS

A Life Member shall have completed ten (10) years of active service of attending at least

four (4) meetings during each calendar year in the Association, none of which need be

consecutive but all must be credited as active. Life Memberships are to be awarded at the next

annual meeting.

SECTION 8. HONORARY MEMBERS

An Honorary Member shall consist of those persons approved by the majority of the floor

of the Association, there being no stipulated qualifications and such members shall be ineligible

to hold office or vote.

SECTION 9. ASSOCIATE MEMBER

A. This Association may accept for Associate membership those persons from any

governmental or quasi-governmental agencies allied with the Fire Service i.e. Gloucester

County Freeholder Liaison, Gloucester County Emergency Response Director, Gloucester

County Fire Coordinator, Gloucester County EMS representative, Gloucester County Office of

Emergency Management, Gloucester County Firemen’s Association, New Jersey Division of

Fire Safety, New Jersey Forest Fire and any other organizations so deemed by the President or

the floor during a regularly scheduled meeting. Associate members will not have voting

privileges in Association business nor are they permitted to hold any office elected or

appointed

B. An active member in good standing of the Association who retires, resigns as long as

they are still in good standing with their fire company or fire department, or under normal

circumstances relinquishes his command or position as Chief, Deputy Chief(s), Battalion

Chief(s), Assistant Chief(s), Captain, Lieutenant of a Gloucester County fire company and or

department shall be entitled to Associate Membership, unless that member has attained life

membership. The chair has the discretion to excuse any and all Associate members from the

meeting if he/she deems it necessary.

SECTION 10. VOTING PRIVILEGE

A. All Active and Life Members shall maintain at least forty (40%) percent of regular

attendance of meetings each year to vote on nonoperational items and at least sixty (60%)

percent run for and to hold an office. Newly elected members must attend two (2)

meetings prior to being eligible to vote on nonoperational items.

B. Operational Voting shall be made by the Fire Chief or line officer that is described in

Article III Section 1 who are in attendance regardless of how many meetings he or she

have attended at the time of any operational vote. All line officers who may cast a vote

must be members of the association.

C. If there are no officers in attendance from a Fire Company and or Fire Department in

good standing, a Life Member of The Gloucester County Fire Chiefs and Fire Officers

Association shall be permitted to cast a vote for His or Her Fire Company and or Fire

Department that is in good standing.

SECTION 11. SUN SHINE FUND

A. All Members in good standing shall be eligible to receive benefits from the Sun Shine

Fund in the case of a life changing event.

B. The Sun Shine Committee shall be made up by the Gloucester County Fire Chiefs

Association Trustees, Treasurer and Sargent of Arms, if the President finds it necessary

to appoint additional members to the committee there shall be an Odd number of

members.

C. The Sun Shine Committee shall review each request for monies on the basis of need, the

committee shall investigate the request to the best of their ability without burdening the

requester to ensure there is a need.

D. The committee will make a motion on the floor to grant the request as received, the

maximum payment will be $500.00 per year unless the committee recommends

additional funds to be disbursed.

D. If the Sun Shine Fund gets depleted and if there is a need for additional funds the

Trustees shall instruct the treasurer to move funds from the General account to the Sun

Shine Fund and at the next meeting give a report on the decision to move funds from the

General account.

ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED

SECTION 1.

The regular elected officers of this Association shall consist of: President, Vice-President,

Recording Secretary, Membership Secretary, Treasurer, three (3) Trustees and one (1) Active or

Life Member of the Association to serve as delegate on the Executive Committee. All officers

shall be elected for a term of one (1) year. All officers shall be installed at the Annual Meeting.

SECTION 2.

All officers shall be elected by virtue of at least a majority vote of the eligible members

present and voting.

SECTION 3.

The Executive Committee shall consist of the elected officers of the Association and one

(1) Active or Life member to be elected from the membership and serve as the delegate.

SECTION 4.

No member can hold more than one (1) elected office per year.

ARTICLE V. PRESIDENT

SECTION 1.

He/She shall preside at all meetings; call special meetings when so requested by at least

five (5) Active or Life members, in writing, or when so ordered by the Trustees; appoint and

serve as ex-officio member of all committees; countersign all orders on the Treasurer and

perform all other duties incidental to the office under parliamentary usages.

SECTION 2.

He/She shall function as permanent Chairman of the Executive Committee and as such call

meetings either at his/her will or upon receipt of a request from any member of said committee.

SECTION 3.

The President shall have the authority to draw a check, not exceeding $ 250.00, for

expenditures which may arise for the good of the Association.

SECTION 4.

The President shall have the authority to appoint any member in good standing to fill any

absence or vacancy on a temporary basis until satisfied by Article XII.

SECTION 5.

The President shall appoint annually a Sergeant at Arms.

SECTION 6.

The President shall appoint annually any and all committees as needed, and any

committee's as so directed by the floor.

ARTICLE VI. VICE-PRESIDENT

SECTION 1.

He/She shall assume full responsibility and perform all the duties of the President, should

the President be incapacitated or absent.

SECTION 2.

He/She shall serve as the Chairperson of the Annual Meeting/Banquet Committee.

ARTICLE VII. RECORDING SECRETARY

SECTION 1.

He/She shall maintain an accurate, up-to-date record of the Association's business;

maintain such records in comprehensive legible form. The minutes shall be distributed by email

at least one week prior to the next regular meeting, and no more than five (5) hard copies be

available at the meeting. The minutes can only be corrected at the meeting prior to their approval.

SECTION 2.

He/She shall maintain an accurate, corrected loose-leaf copy of the Constitution and

Bylaws of this Association, noting and correcting all Articles, Sections etc. and including all

resolutions pertaining to changes, addendum etc., suitably filed within sections of the master

copy.

SECTION 3.

He/She shall ascertain that the formal schedule of all meetings are duly sent to all

"Member Agencies" prior to December 15 for the following year, and at least one (1) week prior

to any special meeting(s).

ARTICLE VIII. MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY

SECTION 1.

He/she shall keep a record containing a complete list of all members in the Association and

receive all payments of yearly dues and initiation fees and record same. These monies are to be

turned over to the Treasurer each meeting, taking his/her receipt for same.

SECTION 2.

He/She shall serve as permanent chairman of the Membership Committee. The

Membership Committee shall assist the Membership Secretary at his/her discretion.

SECTION 3.

He/she shall maintain an accurate, up-to-date progressive record of each individual

member, such record showing specifically date of entry into the Association, attendance of

meetings, eligibility to vote, member status, Life Membership award and perpetual standing.

SECTION 4.

He/She shall present at the February meeting, a detailed and comprehensive report of the

previous year's membership statistics of the Association showing specifically, total new

members, new life members, number of active members, number of Life members, number of

Honorary members, total dues and initiation fees received. Report to be made part of the

minutes.

SECTION 5.

He/She shall provide to the President and Secretary a record of the members in attendance

for each meeting held, within two (2) weeks of the meeting. This report shall be included in the

minutes of each meeting.

ARTICLE IX. TREASURER

SECTION 1.

He/She shall receive all monies and pay all bills following authorization, maintaining an

accurate, legible account of the Association's finances. He/She shall also serve as the

Association’s registered agent.

SECTION 2.

All orders drawn on the treasury shall be signed by the Treasurer and co-signed by the

President or in his absence, the Vice-President, as approved by the membership.

SECTION 3.

All monies belonging to the Association shall be deposited, by him/her, in the bank as

determined at the annual meeting. Such deposits to be made in the name of the Gloucester

County Fire Chief’s Association and all statements relative to the named account, are to be filed

and maintained as a permanent part of the Association's records.

SECTION 4.

He/She shall present at the February meeting, a detailed and comprehensive report of the

previous year's activities of the Association showing specifically the receipts and disbursements

of monies. Report to be made part of the minutes.

SECTION 5.

He/She shall before the annual meeting prepare and invoice each member Fire Company

or Fire Department for their annual dues which will be $ 150.00 dollars per year.

SECTION 6.

He/She shall manage all monies collected for the Sun Shine Account and serve on the Sun

Shine Committee

ARTICLE X TRUSTEES

SECTION 1.

They shall assume charge of and be responsible for all property, holdings and effects

classified and designed as the property of the Gloucester County Fire Chief’s Association.

SECTION 2.

They shall have the power to investigate the activities of and to examine the records of the

Secretaries and Treasurer at any time.

SECTION 3.

They shall reserve the right in whole or in part, to order the President to call a special

meeting, provided said meetings pertain to the business of the Association.

SECTION 4.

They shall furnish, if required, an annual report, in writing, suitably signed, whose contents

clearly define the status of the Association's property, holdings and/or effects and a

comprehensive enumeration of their activities for the past year.

SECTION 5.

They shall form the nucleus for the permanent auditing committee, being augmented by

any additional member so desired and at the discretion and/or action of the President.

SECTION 6.

Upon termination of any Association officer, the Trustees shall see that he/she turn over to

his/her successor, all records, accounts, monies, appliances, etc., pertaining to or the property of,

the Gloucester County Fire Chief’s Association.

SECTION 7.

They shall serve as the nucleus of the Sun Shine Committee.

ARTICLE XI. SERGEANT AT ARMS

SECTION 1.

The Sergeant At Arms shall be responsible to the President to assist in maintaining order

and to carry out other assignments as deemed necessary by the President at any meeting of the

corporation.

SECTION 2.

In cases of a vote by written ballot, the Sergeant at Arms, or in his/her absence, a Board

Member, Membership Secretary and (1)-voting member appointed by the President shall

supervise the tally of ballots. Upon tally, the results shall be reported to the Secretary, and so

announced to the general membership by the President.

ARTICLE XII. VACANCIES

SECTION 1.

A vacancy in the office of President shall be filled by the Vice-President for the remainder

of the term.

SECTION 2.

All other vacancies of office shall be turned over to the Nominating Committee, who shall

seek potential replacement(s). At the next meeting, whether special or regular, shall report to the

Association their candidate(s), and the Association shall vote to fill the vacancy. All voting

members must meet the requirements of Article III Section 9.

SECTION 3.

The President shall have the authority to appoint any member in good standing to fill any

absence or vacancy on a temporary basis until satisfied by Section 2 above.

ARTICLE XIII. MEETINGS

SECTION 1. MEETING DATES / TIMES

The regular meetings of this Association shall be held on the second Thursday evening at

7:30 PM of every month except July and August. The date of the September and the October

meeting will float depending upon the date of the Firemen’s Convention and Fire Prevention

Week.

SECTION 2. NOMINATIONS / ELECTION

A. Nominations for Officers shall be made at the regular meeting in November, held over one

(1) month and reopened at the December meeting. The report of the Nominating

Committee shall also be made at the regular November meeting. The nominating

committee is to consist of three (3) members. The Chairman of the nominating committee

is to be the Sergeant at Arms. The other members of the nominating committee are the

Membership Secretary and one member appointed by the President.

B. The election of Officers shall be held on the regular meeting in December. The Officers

elected shall assume their office at the installation banquet held in January in conjunction

with the Annual Meeting.

C. To be nominated for the positions of President and Vice-President, the nominees have to

be an active seated Chief Officer in their Fire Company and or Fire Department and be in

good standing in the Association. If his/her term as a Chief Officer should expire, he/she

can continue in their elected position for 1 one more term if so elected.

D. . A Chief Officer shall be defined as holding the office of Chief, Deputy Chief, Battalion

Chief or Assistant Chief.

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SECTION 3. ANNUAL MEETING

The January meeting shall be known as the Annual Meeting and shall be held at a place

with suitable dining facilities and shall incorporate the annual dinner. Officers shall be installed

at this meeting and Life Memberships awarded. The cost per platter shall be borne by each

individual attending, guest cost and all other incidental cost to be borne by the Association.

SECTION 4. MEETING LOCATIONS

Designation of meeting places shall be made at the November meeting and shall include all

meetings for the forthcoming year. Such designations to be made using the station list found on

Appendix A on a rotation basis. Odd month meeting will be held in a station from the column A

list and even month meeting will be held in a station from the column B list in alphabetic order.

The location of the January meeting will be chosen by the Banquet Committee it will also serve

as the Annual meeting.

SECTION 5. SPECIAL MEETINGS

Special meetings may be called by the President following receipt of a written request duly

signed by at least five (5) Active and/or Life members or upon request of the orders so directing

and originating from the Trustees.

SECTION 6. OPERATIONAL MEETINGS

Operational meetings will be held during the months that have 5 Thursdays, and any other

times as necessary at the discretion of the President.

If a Chief does not attend the regular monthly meeting held during the month that an

Operational meeting is held, then his attendance at the operational meeting will count towards his

meeting attendance that month.

The Secretary will attend all operational meetings to record the attendance and the minutes.

SECTION 7. QUORUM

Ten (10) Active and/or Life members, two (2) of whom shall be regularly elected Officers,

shall constitute a quorum and may proceed to transact business of the Association or may call for

an adjourned meeting stipulating a date for re-convening. A minimum of five (5) “Member

Agencies " must also be represented in addition to the above requirements.

SECTION 8. AGENDA

The regular order of business shall be as follows:

1. Call to Order

2. Salute to the Flag

3. Invocation

4. Address and Welcome

5. Admission of New Members

6. Reading of Minutes of Previous Meeting

7. Report of the Gloucester County Freeholder Liaison

8. County & State Reports

9. Reports of Standing Committees

10. Reports of Special Committees

11. Communications

12. Payment of Bills

13. Treasurer's Report

14. Unfinished Business

15. New Business

16. Camp Town & 50/50

17. Place of Next Meeting

18. Good of the Association

19. Adjournment

ARTICLE XIV. VOTING

SECTION 1.

Active and Life members shall be entitled to vote on all matters except for operational

and procedural issues as directed by the chair requiring a vote.

SECTION 2.

Any Standard proposed that would affect the entire Gloucester County Fire Service will

require a one vote per Fire Company and or Fire Department in good standing. The vote shall

be made by the Fire Chief or the next highest-ranking line officer in attendance, this shall

include a Life Member of the Gloucester County Fire Chiefs Association if no other line

officers are present. A Fire Company and or Fire Department shall be considered to be in good

standing with paid dues to the Association. A successful vote requires a 2/3 majority of the

ballots cast for passage.

SECTION 3.

Any business that the President feels would affect the entire County Fire Service must be

approved by a two-thirds 2/3 majority roll call vote in attendance at a regularly scheduled

meeting. The issue can be tabled by a roll call vote by a simple majority.

SECTION 4.

The proposed standard or business that affects the entire County Fire Service would be

provided for review to all Gloucester County Fire Companies and or Departments in good

standing and will be voted upon at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Association.

SECTION 5.

A ROLL CALL VOTE is a single vote per organized Fire Company and or Fire

department by the Fire Chief or the next highest-ranking line officer in attendance on any

operational or procedural issue as determined. If there are no line officers in attendance from a

Fire Company and or Fire Department in good standing, a Life Member of The Gloucester

County Fire Chiefs and Fire Officers Association shall be permitted to cast a vote for His or

Her Fire Company and or Fire Department.

SECTION 6.

A roll call vote of each Fire Company and or Fire Department shall be taken and

recorded. Every Fire Chief shall be notified of an upcoming important vote prior to the next

regularly scheduled meeting if possible. It shall be the responsibility of each member Fire

Company and or Fire Department to assure that they are represented at each scheduled meeting.

ARTICLE XV COMMITTEES/REPORTS

SECTION 1.

The President shall appoint annually any and all committees as needed, and any

committee's as so directed by the floor and he/she shall retain full power to rescind any and all

appointments at his/her discretion. All committees will stay in place until they are either

removed or replaced after the Annual meeting.

SECTION 2.

The following shall be known as and regularly referred to as County and State Reports:

A. Gloucester County Fire Marshal - report on monthly activities

B. Gloucester County College/Fire Academy - report on the Academy and Training

C. Gloucester County Emergency Response Center

D. Gloucester County Fire Coordinator

E. Gloucester County EMS

F. Gloucester County Firemen’s Association

G. New Jersey Division of Fire Safety - report from the Division

H. N. J. Firemen's Executive Committeeman - report from N.J. Relief Association

I. N. J. Firemen's Home Manager - report on issues at the Firemen's Home

J. N. J. Exempt Firemen's Association - report from the N.J. Exempt Association

SECTION 3.

The following shall be examples of and regularly referred to as Standing Committees and

shall be appointed annually to serve for a period of one year:

A. Law and Legislative – report on legislative action by the State Legislature

B. Topics & Policy

C. Banquet – preparing the Annual Meeting and Banquet held in January

D. Audit – review of all books of the Association

E. By-Laws – review and make corrections and amendments

F. Nominations – fill vacancies and officer positions as set in the by-laws

G. Grievance – investigate any issues brought forth

H. Awards - review of applications for the annual service awards

I. Sun Shine Committee - review of all recommendations for monetary relief from the Sun

Shine Fund

SECTION 4.

The following shall be examples of and regularly referred to as Special Committees and

shall be appointed annually to serve for a period of one (1) year:

A. Radio Committee

B. RUST Team/ Tech Rescue Team

C. Tender Task Force

D. Foam Task Force

E. Large Diameter Hose Task Force

F. Saint Florian Service

ARTICLE XVI. APPOINTMENTS

SECTION 1.

Chaplain(s) and Sergeant(s)-at-Arms shall be appointed annually by the President and may

be replaced at his/her discretion.

SECTION 2.

An Attorney will be appointed annually by the Executive Committee and may be replaced

at their discretion.

ARTICLE XVII. DUES

SECTION 1.

A dues charge of One Hundred Fifty ($ 150.00) dollars per year shall be collected from

each Active Member Fire Company or Fire Department of the Association. If a Fire Department

includes more than one organized fire company then they have the option to pay as one Fire

Department, but for voting purposes they get one single vote unless they pay dues for all

individual fire companies within their Department. All dues shall be payable to the Membership

Secretary on or before the regular meeting in May.

SECTION 2.

Members or Member Fire Companies and or Fire Departments owing dues after the May

meeting, will not receive credit for an active year and loses their right to be included in any

discussions or right to vote on any matter.

SECTION 3.

Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) of each One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($ 150.00) dues

paid to the association shall be deposited into the Sun Shine Fund.

ARTICLE XVIII. IDENTIFICATION AND AWARDS

SECTION 1.

Each Active Member shall receive a suitable membership card signed by the President and

the Membership Secretary.

SECTION 2.

Each member, who has completed Article III, Section 7, shall receive a Life Membership

Certificate suitably inscribed and attested by the President and the Membership Secretary.

ARTICLE XIX. MISCONDUCT OR DERELICTION OF DUTY

SECTION 1.

The charges shall be presented in writing by the person or persons, all of whom are

members. The charges shall be presented to the person (s) or officer(s) involved and to the

Grievance Committee. Said committee shall study and investigate the charge(s) and make a

report, within two (2) weeks, to the Executive Committee of the Association. The Executive

Committee will decide about preferring charges and holding a formal hearing.

SECTION 2.

Any member of the Committee involved who faces charges, shall not serve his/her position

on said committee(s).

ARTICLE XX. BONDING OF OFFICERS

SECTION 1.

Any officer or other personnel of this Association who shall handle funds or other property

shall be bonded in an amount not less than that required by law in a surety company acceptable as

surety on federal bonds. The amount of each bond(s) shall be fixed at the second regular meeting

of the year.

ARTICLE XXI. AMENDMENTS

SECTION 1.

A. Proposed amendment(s) to the Constitution and Bylaws shall be submitted in

writing with at least five (5) Active or Life Members signatures, representing three (3) member

agencies for reading at any regular meeting of the Association. The proposed amendment(s) shall

be read and held over until the next regular meeting, at which time they shall be read again and

acted upon.

B. A two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of the eligible members present voting shall

constitute a final decision.

ARTICLE XXII. ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER

SECTION 1.

The procedures, practices and rules of the Roberts Rules of Parliamentary Procedure shall

govern the operation of the Association except as otherwise defined in these Constitution and

Bylaws.

SECTION 2.

The President and the Recording Secretary shall each keep a copy of the Roberts Rules, to

be available at each meeting.

ARTICLE XXIII. DISSOLUTION

SECTION 1.

This Association shall not be dissolved so long as twenty-five (25) active and/or Life

members representing twelve (12) municipalities are willing to continue it.

SECTION 2.

Should this Association disband for whatever reason, any funds, etc. in the name of this

Association shall be turned over to the Delaware Valley Burn Foundation.

ARTICLE XXIV. CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS REVISIONS

SECTION 1.

The Bylaws Committee shall review and/or revise the Constitution and Bylaws every five

(5) years. The first effective date shall be the year 1995.

ARTICLE XXV. DISCLAIMER

SECTION 1.

It is the policy of the Gloucester County Fire Chief’s Association not to discriminate

against any applicant for membership because of age, race, religion, creed, political affiliation,

color, handicap, sex, physical condition, developmental disability, sexual orientation or

national origin. This policy shall include, but not be limited to, the following: recruitment,

promotion, demotion, transfer, compensation. This Association further agrees to take

affirmative action to ensure equal membership opportunities.

REVISED: JANUARY 1989 - NOVEMBER 1989

REVISED: APRIL 9, 1998

ADOPTED: JUNE 11, 1998

LAST AMENDED: DECEMBER 10, 2009

REVISED: MARCH 22, 2012

ADOPTED: JUNE 14, 2012

REVISED: APRIL 9, 2015

ADOPTED: OCTOBER 20, 2016

REVISED: APRIL 12, 2018

ADOPTED: June 14, 2018

REVISED: OCTOBER 17, 2019

ADOPTED NOVEMBER 14, 2019

REVISED NOVEMBER 14, 2019

ADOPTED: DECEMBER 12, 2019

APPENDIX A

Column A Column B

Colonial Manor Aura

Cooper Street Station (Almonesson) Bridgeport

Delsea Drive Station (New Sharon) Cecil

East Greenwich Township Clayton

Fisher Street Station (Helping Hand) Ewan

Gibbstown Ferrell

Good Intent Road Station (Blackwood Terrace) Forest Grove

Greenfields Franklinville

Harmony Glassboro

Harrisonville Grenloch

Mantua Township Highland Chemical

National Park Hurffville

Oak Valley Janvier

Paulsboro Malaga

Tacoma Blvd. Station (Tacoma) Newfield

Tanyard Road Station (Lake Tract) Pitman #1

Thorofare Star Cross

Verga Whitman Square

Wenonah Williamstown

Westville Woolwich

Woodbury

Woodbury Heights