Security & Safety

Working to ensure safety and resilience through partnership, preparedness and vigilance.

“Security is all of our responsibility – it’s a collaborative effort. I’m here to show the individual institutions and members of our community how they can be a part of this shared endeavor. I’m proud of Federation for recognizing this need and establishing itself as the central resource for the community. Security is a continuum – the threats and trends are always changing – and I’m excited to help the Greater MetroWest Jewish community take on this challenge.”

— Robert A. Wilson, Chief Security Officer
Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ

Learn how we’ve made community institutions more secure.

See Impact Report

Securing Our Facilities

Focused on the Four Ds: Deter, Detect, Delay, Deny.

Schedule a Site Visit

Security Incident Reporting

See what to report and how to report it.

File an Incident Report

Security Assessment

Including a checklist and self-assessment tool.

Self-assess your facility

Security Resource Library

Grant information, training videos and documents.

Get helpful security materials

Securing state and federal funding

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Physical and threat assessments at synagogues, agencies and more.

to keep NJ nonprofits safe.

Partner with Law Enforcement Agencies

Improving safety, security and preparedness throughout our Greater MetroWest Jewish community is critical.

From the OP-Fed Blog

Locked Doors Save Lives

Dorit Zimerman|August 11

Remember, doors are a building’s first line of defense. Locked doors can deny a perpetrator’s access or, at the very least, delay their entry....

Contact the Community Security Initiative

Robert Wilson
Chief Security Officer
(973) 929-2921
rwilson@jfedgmw.org

Brett Tanzman
Security Advisory Council Chair

Ensuring Our Community’s Safety

GMW Community Security Initiative