No. Unfortunately, the identity of the individual who contacted child protective services is deemed highly confidential and cannot be disclosed.  It is the public policy of New Jersey to encourage the reporting of child abuse and neglect. In fact, if child abuse or neglect is suspected, people are legally required to file a report. To that end, our lawmakers believe that if the reporter’s information is revealed, it will discourage people from coming forward. Therefore, the Division cannot tell you who contacted them.