NJ A1099

Grants civil liability immunity to first responders who forcibly enter homes, businesses, or other structures during reported emergencies when they have a good faith belief entry is necessary to provide emergency medical care or prevent imminent bodily harm

Requires that no occupant responds to requests for entry within a reasonable period of time before the immunity applies to forcible entry

Covers a broad range of personnel including volunteer first aid/rescue squads, volunteer firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, paid emergency responders, public employees, and campus police officers at independent colleges and universities

Amends eight existing New Jersey statutes to add the forcible entry immunity provision consistently across different categories of emergency responders

Does not provide immunity for willful or wanton acts of commission or omission, and existing exclusions (such as motor vehicle operation liability) remain in effect