Allows local unit to provide service award to volunteer for qualifying service performed for each emergency service organization.

This bill allows New Jersey counties, municipalities, and fire districts to create voluntary service award programs for emergency service volunteers (like firefighters and EMTs). It establishes rules for these programs, requiring local governments to get voter approval at the next election before implementing them, and mandating that programs detail budget costs, award structures, and how points (earned through training, drills, or standby duty) accumulate toward awards. Volunteers must complete at least five years of service to qualify, and the bill permits them to earn separate awards from multiple organizations they serve. The program is optional for local governments and does not require emergency organizations to provide awards.