What’s New

• The Physical Connection Renewal Service Is NOW Available

  BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING, PLEASE CLEAR YOUR BROWSER HISTORY IN ORDER FOR THE SERVICE TO FUNCTION PROPERLY.
  
  The NJDEP Physical Connection Permit Renewal Service has been restored and is accepting Renewal Applications. The permit Renewal Service will remain open until February 28th, 2025. Please remember to FIRST CLEAR YOUR BROWSER HISTORY.

• New Online General Permit 'GP-021B Outdoor Fumigation Operations of Containerized Commodities' is Now Available

  NOTICE: The Division of Air Quality, Bureau of Stationary Sources, is announcing a new General Permit (GP-021B) for "Outdoor Fumigation Operations of Containerized Commodities." This new General Permit will be available on or after October 03, 2024. The Notice of Availability is scheduled to be published in the November 04, 2024 issue of the New Jersey Register. To view the Requirements of any General Permit, please visit our webpage at https://njdepwptest.net/boss/general-permits. To register for an available General Permit, click on the 'Online Application' hyperlink under the General Permit and follow the directions. For additional information regarding this notification, please contact Ken Ratzman at Kenneth.Ratzman@njdepwptest.net or Mayra Reyes at Mayra.Reyes@njdepwptest.net (609) 940-5701.

• Notice: Optional Two-Factor Authentication for NJDEP Online

  NOTICE: The New Jersey Office of Information Technology (NJOIT) has implemented multi-factor authentication when logging into the myNewJersey portal. What this means to you as a user if you choose to enable multi-factor authentication for your account, is that you will not only have to enter your user id and password, but will be given a third value to enter, which will be sent to you via text to your cell phone. While this is a more secure method of logging in, please be aware that enabling multi-factor authentication for your account is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL at this point, and only enabled if you authorize it. As a user of NJDEP Online, there will be no change required to access your current account if you do not choose to enable multi-factor authentication. Should you choose to opt-in to the multi-factor authentication, any issues that arise should be reported to NJOIT (Contact myNewJersey Support).

• Attention LSRPs and Staff working with Case Inventory Documents (CIDs):

  Attention LSRPs and Staff working with Case Inventory Documents (CIDs): Microsoft may be blocking Macros in the CID, which can prevent saving updates to it, possibly resulting in old data being uploaded. In order to address the problem, before trying to upload any CID, follow these steps:

  1. Close the CID, and find where it is saved, it is normally in Downloads or Documents.
  2. Right click the CID file name, and choose "Properties" which will bring up the menu on the "General" Tab.
  3. At the bottom of the General Tab, note the "Security" Item. If it is there, Microsoft is blocking the CID programming. If it is absent, you may go to step 5.
  4. Check the "Unblock" checkbox, and click "Apply", then "OK".
  5. Reopen the CID, and if they appear in banners at the top of the CID, click on the buttons Enable Content, and Enable Editing. A popup asking to make the file a trusted document may appear, click yes. Then click the Validate for Upload button in the CID. If the CID is unblocked, a dialog box either showing no errors or errors in the CID will appear. Address any errors noted, and then click the Validate for Upload button again and follow the steps to lock the CID.
  6. Check that the CID is locked by attempting to edit a cell. If the CID is still editable, Repeat the Validate and lock process.
  7. Once the procedure above has been followed and the CID is locked, it may be uploaded.

  If you are having problems with the steps above, email njdeponlinesupport@njdepwptest.net, and attach the CID and someone will assist.

Questions?

Please review the NJDEP Online Frequently Asked Questions page.