NJ A4329

Requires retirement community multiple dwellings with 50+ units in municipalities with violent crime rates exceeding 6 per 1,000 persons to provide 24-hour security monitoring via video surveillance cameras at all exits, entrances, and common areas where criminal incidents occurred in the past 12 months

Buildings with 75+ dwelling units must have 24-hour monitoring by on-site licensed security guards in addition to video surveillance, with recordings maintained for at least 60 days

Authorizes the Commissioner of Community Affairs to require lobby or interior common area security in lower-crime municipalities upon evidence of persistent criminal activity against building residents

Requires the Commissioner, in consultation with the Attorney General, to annually notify affected retirement communities of their security obligations based on Uniform Crime Reports from the New Jersey State Police

Takes effect immediately but remains inoperative for approximately six months to allow time for promulgation of rules and regulations