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Hammonton Town lead-safe certification for rentals (2026)

Atlantic County — lead-safe rental certification under P.L.2021, c.182, as amended by P.L.2024, c.74.

Research incomplete

Some fields below aren't on file for this municipality — confirm directly with the municipality before relying on this page.

Summary

Inspection method
Visual assessment (state 2025-26 list: "Visual Inspection")
Who inspects
Not on file — check the ordinance
Municipal fee
Not on file — check the ordinance
Registration
Yes - Municipal Code Ch.216 Art.III (Registration and Licensing) requires rental unit registration/licensing (fee amount not found); this is a general rental ordinance, not confirmed lead-specific
Contact phone
Not on file — check the ordinance
Program / contact page
Not on file — check the ordinance
Research completeness
partial
Last verified
2026-09-23

Notes

No lead-safe-specific ordinance section was located in Hammonton's codified ordinances within time budget; amlegal disclaimer notes the online code may not reflect the most current adopted legislation. Code Enforcement Office: 100 Central Ave, Hammonton, NJ 08037. State law (P.L.2021 c.182) applies by default.

Statewide 3-year certification rule applies here too

Regardless of Hammonton Town's specific process above, the certificate itself is valid three years statewide (P.L.2024, c.74) — not the two years some older DCA guidance still states. See the lead-safe hub for the full statewide timeline, deadlines, and landlord checklist.

Sources

Hammonton's rent control page →

Email me before my lead-safe certificate expires

We'll send a one-time confirmation email first (double opt-in) — no reminder is sent until you click the link in it. There's no scheduled reminder sender wired up yet on our end beyond that confirmation, so treat this as staking a place in line; see the disclaimer below.

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