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Services
The Bordentown Township Police Department offers various community
programs for the residents within the Township. We strive to offer our
community the best police service we can with all of our resources.
D.A.R.E (Drug
Resistance Education):
This is a national
program that focuses on the health, social and legal risks as well as
the short and long term consequences of drug abuse. We have two
trained D.A.R.E. officers in our agency who teach in our elementary
schools. D.A.R.E. is presented to the 6th grade students at
the Peter Muschal School. Drug awareness information including the
identification of drugs and the signs and systems for their use is
available to parents.
Fingerprinting:
Fingerprinting is
offered to residents free of charge to all Township residents or
employees/employers within the Township. We offer fingerprinting to
all sporting organizations within the community through the Volunteer
Review Operation, (VRO), and program.
Kidcare ID:
This is an
emergency identification program for children that are endorsed by the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. This program
provides parents with a photo/identification booklet that can be
presented to emergency personnel should a child become lost or
missing.
Child Passenger
Seat Safety Program:
This safety program
is available to parents who have children that must use car seats.
This program ensures that the child seat meets the Federal Safety
Standards. Officers are trained in the installation and inspection of
the seat and offers instruction to the parents in the proper
installation to ensure that their children are properly fitted with
the child seat being utilized. Loaner seats are available from the
Police Department should an inspected seat be determined unsafe.
Project Childsafe:
This agency has
gunlocks available to Township residents free of charge through this
program.
Firearms:
This agency has
three qualified firearms instructors. Part of their duties is the
processing of permits to purchase firearms applications. We also urge
any resident that has old firearms/ ammunition that they wish to
discard to contact the firearms unit. The officers will make
arrangements to assist the residents in the proper disposal of any
firearm and or ammunition.
Community Policing
Unit:
Within this unit is
a Juvenile Liaison Officer to the Bordentown Regional School District
and the County of Burlington. This officer is available to provide
guidance as needed to juveniles and assists the schools with any
problems that they may encounter. Also within this unit is the
agency’s Bike Patrol Officer. This unit works at community events as
sporting events, and the 4th of July festivities and also
does regular patrol work.
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