Eatontown Police Department, Eatontown NJ

With a large concentration of major highways passing through the Borough of Eatontown, on average, over 1,000 reportable motor vehicle accidents were handled by the Eatontown Police Department. Even though there are only 14,000 residents, it has been estimated over 100,000 vehicles pass through our town each day. The Traffic Bureau often receives complaints of traffic congestion and roadway hazards that occur on State and County highways. Temporary roadway hazards, accidents, and careless drivers will always receive the full attention of this department. Engineering concerns, normal traffic congestion, light signal sequences or poor roadway design should be addressed to the appropriate Transportation Department listed below. Monmouth County DOT, 250 Center St., Freehold, NJ 732-431-7849 NJ State DOT, 1035 Parkway Ave., Trenton, NJ 732-409-3263
Pay your ticket online through the New Jersey Municipal Direct website.
Overnight Parking: Borough Ordinance 312-33 prohibits the parking of vehicles on all streets between the hours of 2:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Permission may be granted by the Police Department to park your vehicle on the street if exigent circumstances exist, such as: Driveway repair or seal-coating; Overnight guests; Other reasonable circumstances. You must call the Police Desk at 732-542-0100 and receive permission from the Officer-in-Charge. Permission to park on any road for an extended period of time will require permission from a Staff Officer.
Did you know that, nationally, eight out of ten child car seats are installed incorrectly? The Eatontown Police are committed to preventing children's injuries and deaths in vehicle crashes by educating folks on how to safely transport kids. There is no single best car seat for every child or vehicle. It can be very confusing to decide what type of carseat to buy, or which features are important. Our Carseat Buying Guide can help you learn about many features, and has links to other websites with specific recommendations. Specific recommendations are a great starting point, but these vary greatly because someone else's personal preferences may differ from yours, as will the fit with their particular children and vehicles. One of the most important things is to determine which type of carseat you need, and be prepared to do some comparative shopping. Don't be discouraged if you have to try more than one to get a model that works for you and your child! 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.