This is an independent guide. It is not a rescue squad, ambulance service, fire company or police agency, and it has no connection with any organisation that used this web address before. If you need help right now, call 911.
What the site is for
One page, written for people who have just been in a crash in Warren County, New Jersey: Oxford, Washington, Phillipsburg, Hackettstown, Blairstown and the townships in between. It answers the questions that come after the ambulance leaves. Which police agency wrote my report, and how do I get it? Which hospital is nearby? Who pays after a deer strike? How long do I have?
Who publishes it
An independent New Jersey guide, written for drivers and passengers in Warren County. The page carries one clearly labelled advertisement, a short questionnaire about injury claims; nothing else on the site is paid for.
Where the numbers come from
Crash counts are our own analysis of NJDOT crash records for 2023, 2024 and preliminary 2025. We count crashes; we do not judge fault. Where the state file is incomplete (several Warren departments are largely missing from 2023), the homepage says so and leans on 2024. Police coverage comes from the Warren County Communications Center's agency list and the State Police station named on each 2024 report. Legal and insurance points are checked against New Jersey statutes, the State Police and the Department of Banking and Insurance, with every source listed at the bottom of the homepage.
The intake figures (for example, 89 percent of injured callers had police at the scene) are anonymised totals from 584 intake calls to a New Jersey injury firm, 2023 to 2026. No names, addresses or individual dates are used. Stories from a car-accident survivors' support group are paraphrased with members' consent and identified by first initial only.
Statewide comparisons draw on public deer crash tables for all 21 New Jersey counties.
Corrections
If a town's police coverage, a hospital detail or a number here is wrong, we want to fix it. Records change, and a guide that sends you to the wrong records desk is worse than no guide.