Eatontown Police Department, Eatontown NJ

Our Mission: It is the mission of the Eatontown Police Department to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the fear and incidence of crime, and to enhance public safety while working in partnership with the community. Our mandate is to maintain public confidence by serving with honor and integrity.

Eatontown Crime Watch..

Project ChildSafe

Learn about crime activity in town or in your neighborhood.

"TO COLLECT AND SERVE"

The Eatontown Police Department is pleased to announce the release of the premier edition of Police Officer Trading Cards!

28 Officers from the Eatontown Police Department volunteered for this premier edition and have been issued trading cards. The front side has the name and photograph of the officer, on the reverse side is a brief biographical statement. There is also a checklist card with a photo of the entire police department and another with a photo of our official police patch and mission statement.

The Trading Card Program is designed to foster a strong relationship with the community, especially our youth, by encouraging the public to learn more about their police officers. The trading cards were funded with private donations and at no cost to the residents of Eatontown or the Police Department.

Collecting:

How do you get the cards? Here's how it works..Just stop and talk to a police officer, introduce yourself and ask for his or her card. You may also visit the Eatontown Police Department at 47 Broad Street, Eatontown NJ 07724 or some of the local businesses that sponsored the officers. After you collect all 30 cards, visit Officer Hennelly at Police Headquarters. If you are one of the first 20 children to collect the entire set, you will be eligible to receive a prize.

REMEMBER: don't talk to police officer when they are writing traffic tickets, appear to be conducting an investigation, or when they have their emergency lights activated on their patrol cars.

This program would not have been possible without the generous financial support of the following local businesses that sponsored each of the cards:

Amdur, Maggs and Shor, Earth Treasures, Eatontown Elks, Eatontown Lions Club, Eatontown P.B.A. Local #305, Eatontown Teachers Association, Guido's Pizzeria, Memorial School PTA, Motion Systems, Rita's, Ruffino's, Siino's, and Woodmere School.

To view a sample of the Eatontown Police Trading cards, click here.

The Eatontown Police Department continues to distribute free firearm safety kits to local residents through a partnership with Project Childsafe, a national program that promotes firearms safety. The kits, which include a gunlock that fits on most handguns, rifles and shotguns, are available at the police dispatch desk, located in the front lobby of Borough Hall, 47 Broad Street. For further details or information, visit the Project Childsafe website at www.projectchildsafe.org, or contact Ptl. Ryan Hennelly at 732-389-7638.

What to do?

Things you may not know..

If you want to park your car overnight on the street..

If you are stopped by the Police while in your car…

Installing a child car-seat?
The Eatontown Police Department has two car seat technicians on staff to assist residents in the proper installation and use of child carseats. Contact by email or phone; Sgt. Troy Fowlkes at 732-542-0100 or Ptl. Ryan Hennelly at 732-389-7638 to make an appointment for assistance.

We are encouraging all residents and businesses of the Borough of Eatontown requesting emergency notifications to access the Code Red website and follow the link to the Residential or Business Data Collection page. All residents are encouraged to add their phone number(s) if you want emergency notifications. more..

There is no parking on any street from 2:00 AM - 6:00 AM unless permission is granted by the police department for exigent circumstances..

We do not honor police patch requests.

Certain traffic summonses can be paid online. Pay your ticket online through the New Jersey Municipal Direct website.

	Emergency Dial 9-1-1