North Brunswick Police: Serving New Brunswick, Nj?

The North Brunswick Police Department provides services to residents of North Brunswick, New Jersey, while the New Brunswick Police Department serves the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey. Both departments are committed to providing safe and secure environments for their respective communities and aim to deliver effective policing services. While I cannot find explicit confirmation that the North Brunswick Police Department covers New Brunswick, it is clear that New Brunswick has its own dedicated police department.

The North Brunswick Police Department's mission and history

The North Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) was originally a part-time department, aided by the New Jersey State Police. In 1964, the NBPD became a full-time police department.

The NBPD's mission is to provide effective policing services to all residents of their community. They aim to maintain a safe and secure environment that facilitates the quality of life that citizens have come to expect. They enforce federal, state, and local laws in a fair, consistent, and swift manner, being mindful of the multitude of cultures that make up their community. The department strives to achieve and maintain the respect and cooperation of the citizens they serve.

The NBPD adopted the Community Operational Policing (C.O.P.) strategy in 1994 to better work with their community. C.O.P. is a partnership between police officers and citizens to identify, prioritize, and solve issues, improving the quality of life. Their efforts are directed towards reducing crime and the fear of crime, increasing citizen satisfaction, and working with local agencies to solve problems that impact residents and businesses.

The NBPD has grown to over 85 sworn officers, 10 dispatchers, and 10 civilian employees, forming one of the best-trained and dedicated teams of law enforcement professionals. They are motivated by the privilege of serving their community.

Contact information for the North Brunswick Police Department

The North Brunswick Police Department can be contacted in a variety of ways, depending on the nature of your query.

For emergencies, you should always call 911. For non-emergencies, the number is (732) 545-3200.

The North Brunswick Police Department is located at 710 Hermann Road, North Brunswick, NJ 08902. The Police Records Bureau can be found on the second floor of 1460 Livingston Ave.

The Police Records Bureau can be reached by phone at (732)-247-0922, Ext 415. They are available to answer questions and respond to requests Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.

The North Brunswick Township Police Department is dedicated to engaging with the community and can be contacted for community engagement on (732) 545-3200, Ext 314.

The Police Detective Bureau can be reached on (732) 545-3200, and the Police Internal Affairs Bureau on (732) 247-0922, Ext 342.

The Craigslist Safe Zone is located in the lobby of the police headquarters and can be used for transactions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, free of charge.

The New Brunswick Police Department's services and contact information

The New Brunswick Police Department is located at 25 Kirkpatrick Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901. The department can be contacted by phone at (732) 745-5200, with the Front Desk Supervisor reachable at (732) 745-5226 and the Records Room at (732) 745-5212. In an emergency, dial 911.

The New Brunswick Police Department is committed to providing a safe and peaceful environment for all residents and visitors of the city, through professional law enforcement and crime prevention services administered with respect, fairness, and integrity. The department strives to deliver the highest level of public service and is committed to the utmost ethical standards.

The Records Bureau provides copies of police reports, accident reports, and background checks for current and prior residents of the City of New Brunswick. To request a report, it is necessary to provide the following information:

• Exact spelling of your name and date of birth, that you supplied to the Police Officer taking your report.
• The date and time that the incident occurred.
• The location of the incident.
• The type of incident (e.g. car accident, theft, assault).
• License plates of cars involved in motor vehicle accidents.

The New Brunswick Police Department will take reports over the phone for non-emergency incidents and minor crimes. This service is provided for individuals who wish to limit their exposure to others and would prefer not to have an officer respond to their residence or place of reporting. If a report is taken over the phone and the officer determines the nature of the incident is more serious, an officer will be dispatched for further investigation and/or follow-up.

The department also provides a Craigslist Safe Zone, located in the lobby of police headquarters at 25 Kirkpatrick Street, which can be used for transactions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at no cost.

The South Brunswick Police Department's mission and contact information

Mission Statement

The South Brunswick Police Department is committed to providing effective and efficient police services to prevent and deter crime, as well as reduce the fear of crime in the community. The department strives to protect property and individual rights, and improve traffic safety through education and enforcement.

The department is dedicated to maintaining integrity, respect, and professionalism in their work. They aim to foster a strong relationship with the community, seeking input from citizens and employees to improve the lives of township residents and guests.

Contact Information

The South Brunswick Police Department can be contacted in a variety of ways, depending on the nature of the situation.

For suspicious, criminal, or suspected terrorism-related activity, the Tip Line number is (732) 329-4000 Ext. 7847.

For hearing-impaired individuals, the TDD/TTY number is (732) 823-3965.

For non-emergencies, the phone number is (732) 329-4646.

For emergencies requiring an immediate police response, dial 9-1-1 or (732) 329-4646.

To file a police report online, visit the South Brunswick Township Police Department website.

To report a crime, incident, or suspicious activity in person, visit Police Headquarters at 540 Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction.

Chief of Police

The Chief of Police, Raymond J. Hayducka, oversees the day-to-day operations of the department. He has been in law enforcement for 32 years and holds multiple degrees in Criminal Justice and related fields. Chief Hayducka resides in South Brunswick Township with his wife, Suzanne.

The North Brunswick Police Department's Community Operational Policing strategy

The North Brunswick Police Department's Community Operational Policing (C.O.P.) strategy is a community-oriented policing philosophy that was adopted in 1994 to improve collaboration with the community. C.O.P. is a partnership between police officers and citizens, working together to identify, prioritize, and solve issues to enhance the quality of life for North Brunswick residents.

The key components of C.O.P. are the establishment of partnerships and active problem-solving. This approach emphasizes proactive problem-solving rather than merely reacting to crimes. Officers collaborate closely with community leaders to address the underlying conditions that contribute to crime. This strategy aims to reduce both crime and the fear of crime in the community.

The North Brunswick Police Department's C.O.P. strategy also involves working with numerous local agencies to address issues impacting residents and businesses. This collaborative approach ensures that the department can provide effective policing services that are sensitive to the diverse cultures within the community.

To further strengthen relationships, the North Brunswick Township Police Department engages with the community through various initiatives, such as holiday toy collections, special events like the Cops & Rodders Car Show, and participation in the Building Bridges Program.

The department's commitment to C.O.P. has led to a dedicated team of law enforcement professionals, including over 85 sworn officers, 10 dispatchers, and 10 civilian employees, all motivated by their dedication to serving the community.

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