10/06/2023
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10/04/2023
Burlington Twp Annual Mayoral Health & Wellness Fair - October 21, 2023 - See attached flyer for more information!
10/04/2023
Medium sized tan dog found in the area of River Rd near the industrial park. Contact BTPD at 609-386-2019.
10/04/2023
10/04/2023
10/14/2023 - 22nd Annual Burlington Township Cleanup Day!
- The Burlington Township Environmental Commission is looking for “Block Captains” for our 22nd Annual Burlington Township Clean Up Day. Once again, we will organize at the neighborhood level all over town and help clean up the trash, paper, recyclables, and other debris that has accumulated in our community.
- Post Clean Up Celebration will be held at Green Acres II Park at 12:00!
Food and drink will be supplied to all Clean Up Day participants
All will be eligible to win prizes/gift certificates purchased through the NJCC Grant.
- For more information, or to volunteer your group or organization, contact Diane Flannery at 609-387-2775 or email [email protected].
Or visit the website: http://twp.burlington.nj.us/news-events/?FeedID=1425
10/02/2023
DEA National Drug Takeback Day, is 10/28/23, from 10am to 2pm.
Don't be the dealer! Clean out your medicine cabinets and dispose of old medications to prevent addiction and substance abuse.
From 10 AM - 2 PM you can drop off medications at our Burlington Township collection site in the Police lobby of the station located at 851 Old York Road. Police officers will be available to take possession of your unwanted medications.
Acceptable forms of medication are tablets, pills, patches (pet medicine included), and v**e products. Liquids and syringes cannot be accepted.
For more information and a collection site near you, visit DEATakeBack.com.
10/02/2023
October 2nd is World Day of Bullying Prevention. The goal: encourage schools, communities and organizations to work together to stop bullying and cyberbullying and put an end to hatred and racism by increasing awareness of the prevalence and impact of all forms of bullying on all children of all ages.
10/02/2023
BTPD Supports Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Throughout the month of October, you will see our police officers wearing pink patches in support of Breast Cancer Awareness 💟 and purple ribbon pins in support of Domestic Violence Awareness. 💜
09/29/2023
Save the Date the Burlington Twp. Police Department will be hosting the annual Trunk or Treat again this year. We hope to see everyone on 10/25/23 between 6pm and 8pm. If you would like to decorate a trunk for the event please go to the website listed at the bottom of the flyer.
09/28/2023
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WEAPONS ARREST REPORT
September 27, 2023
09/28/2023
Residents in the area of walnut park and immediate areas are urged to stay indoors due to an ongoing police investigation
09/19/2023
On September 10, 2023, Special Officer Grobelny attended the Patches for Jax event that was hosted at Kulak Arms and Outfitters in Lawrenceville, NJ. Jaxon is a second grader who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder but ever since Jaxon was little he wanted to be a Police Officer. In order to help him keep fighting, Jaxon collects patches from Police Departments that go onto his hero cape and blanket.
Police Departments from all over the state of New Jersey, to include Burlington Township, joined in watching Jaxon being sworn in wearing his official police uniform!
09/18/2023
Burlington Township Schools Falcon Flyer e-NEWS: BTSD Connections 9/15/2023 Greetings! I hope that your school year is off to a great start. Back to School Nights are in full swing. We hope that you t
09/15/2023
Small dog found in the area of Columbus Rd. Please contact BTPD at 609-386-2019.
09/15/2023
Burlington Township's Annual Youth Fishing Derby is tomorrow hope to see you there.
Come out next Saturday, September 16th to Sylvan Lake 🎣 Registration begins at 7:30 AM and ends at 9:00 AM. Fishing begins promptly at 8:00 AM!
We look forward to seeing you at Burlington’s Kids Fishing Derby!
09/15/2023
The Burlington County Health Department provided the 2023-2024 Flu Shot Clinic schedule. Vaccinations are available free of charge to residents. Donations for the flu shot are appreciated. All Clinics are Walk-Up and will be open to all individuals 6months and older.
09/12/2023
Ready for Burlington Township's Annual Youth Fishing Derby?
Come out next Saturday, September 16th to Sylvan Lake 🎣 Registration begins at 7:30 AM and ends at 9:00 AM. Fishing begins promptly at 8:00 AM!
We look forward to seeing you at Burlington’s Kids Fishing Derby!
09/07/2023
The intersection of Rt130 and Van Sciver is now re-open.
09/07/2023
Officers are out on a traffic crash investigation at Rt130 and Van Sciver. Please avoid the area and seek an alternate route.
09/06/2023
Tuesday was the first day Back to School for our School Resource Officers and the Students!! The Burlington Twp. Police Department would like to welcome everyone back from summer break and wish you all a great school year!
We would like to introduce all of the BTPD SRO's:
SRO T. Hreso #73 - High School
SRO C. Bieri #105 - Fountain Woods
SRO R. Ortiz-Cruz #95 - Middle School
SRO M. Correa #94 - B. Bernice Young School
09/06/2023
Back to school is upon us! Be on the lookout for more school buses on the roads during the coming weeks.
09/04/2023
Happy Labor Day from the Burlington Twp. Police Department. Enjoy a safe and fun filled holiday.
09/03/2023
The 5 points intersection at Fountain Ave and Mt Holly Rd is re-opened to normal traffic.
09/03/2023
Officers are out on a traffic crash investigation in the area of 5 points. Please avoid the area and seek and alternate route if possible.
09/02/2023
The Burlington Twp. Police Department urges everyone to plan ahead and never drive after consuming alcohol, ma*****na, or other drugs. Instead, designate a sober driver or call a ride-hailing service or cab to make sure you get home safely. Even one drink can begin to impair your driving ability.
09/02/2023
The Burlington Township Police Department wrapped up its Welcome Back BBQs at the Burlington Middle School yesterday and it was a huge success! We are proud to have such a strong relationship with our school community and look forward to continuing to build relationships with the fantastic school district staff members.
As the first day of school is quickly approaching, we would like to wish all of you a wonderful school year!
09/01/2023
Yesterday, the BTPD continued our Welcome Back BBQs for the Burlington Township School District staff of B. Bernice Young School. We enjoyed another beautiful day celebrating our teachers for all that they do for the youth of this community and look forward to future partnerships with our school district!
09/01/2023
September is National Su***de Prevention Month. All month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies, and community members unite to promote su***de prevention awareness.
Su***de is a major public health problem with far-reaching social, emotional and economic consequences. It is estimated that there are currently more than 700,000 su***des per year worldwide, and we know that each su***de profoundly affects many more people.
We can all help prevent su***de. Every year, the Lifeline and other mental health organizations and individuals across the U.S. and around the world raise awareness of su***de prevention during September, National Su***de Prevention Month.
Su***de Prevention month is especially important to us here at the Burlington Township Police Department, as our officers were directly impacted by its effects just last year. We encourage anyone who is struggling with mental health to reach out for help. The Burlington Township Police Department is proud to support and bring awareness to su***de prevention.
09/01/2023
Come out and support a local family in need. The Burlington Twp. Police Department will take on the Burlington Twp. Fire Department in a charity hockey game. On October 14th at 6pm located at Skimmer Adams Field (1101 Lake Ave).
08/31/2023
The Burlington Township Police Department hosted its very first Welcome Back cookout for the Burlington Township School District yesterday and it was a hit! We invited staff members from the Burlington Township High School, Central Office and Fountain Woods School to enjoy a BBQ lunch with officers of the BTPD in hopes of building positive community relations and welcoming back the staff members who work so hard to educate the youth of Burlington Township. Thank you to all of you who came out to meet and get to know our officers. The Burlington Township Police Department wishes you all a wonderful school year.
08/25/2023
Found Dog in the area of Neck & Larchmont. Appears to be a male, brown and white dog. The dog is currently at BTPD but will be transported to Burlington County Animal shelter. If you know who the ...
08/25/2023
2023 Burlington Township Police Department Citizen Survey
The Burlington Township Police Department strives to provide a quality service to you, your family, and our community. We are always looking for ways to improve. We have launched our biennial survey in order for you to voice your opinion of the department and to provide feedback.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey by going to: https://burltwppd.com/citizensurvey
The survey will remain active until September 3, 2023. Thank you for your assistance in improving our police department.
08/24/2023
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Fatal Fire Investigation
August 24, 2023
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Burlington Township Police Department is proud to announce the retirement of Sgt. Marc Carnivale #60!
***RETIREMENT ANNOUNCEMENT*** Burlington Township Police Department is proud to announce the retirement of Sgt. Marc Carnivale #60! Sgt. Marc Carnivale began his law enforcement career in November of 1996, as a Class I Special Officer. In August of 1997, Special Officer Carnivale attended the Burlington County Police Academy, where he graduated as a Police Officer for Burlington Township Police Department in December of 1997. As a Police Officer, he successfully served in our Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Unit, Field Training Officer program, and Traffic Safety Unit. In July of 2007, Officer Carnivale was assigned to the Detective Bureau, where he served as a Detective for eleven (11) years, until being promoted to the rank of Sergeant in May of 2018. Sgt. Carnivale graduate of Holy Cross High School and attended the University of Delaware, where he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice in 1996. Sgt. Carnivale is also a member of the Burlington Township FOP Lodge #84. Over the course of his career, Sgt. Carnivale has received numerous accolades, commendations, and a Meritorious Service award for his outstanding service to the residents and community of Burlington Township. Sgt. Carnivale has served the Burlington Township Police Department and the citizens of Burlington Township for 25 years, and it is with great pride that we acknowledge his dedicated, loyal, and committed service to Burlington Township and law enforcement profession. Please join us in congratulating Sgt. Carnivale on his retirement!! 👏
Retirement of Sergeant Michael Gollnick #61
***RETIREMENT ANNOUNCEMENT*** Burlington Township Police Department is proud to announce the retirement of Sgt. Michael Gollnick #61! Sgt. Gollnick began his law enforcement career in August of 1997, attending the Burlington County Police Academy and graduated as a Police Officer for Burlington Township Police Department in December of 1997. As a Police Officer, he successfully served in our Bicycle Patrol Unit, Honor Guard Unit, Field Training Officer program, Street Crimes Unit, and Traffic Safety Unit. In September of 2006, Officer Gollnick was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, and also serves as the department’s Records Custodian. Sgt. Gollnick graduated from Burlington Township High School and attended Saint Joseph’s University, where he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice in 1995. Sgt. Gollnick is also a member of the Burlington Township FOP Lodge #84. Over the course of his career, Sgt. Gollnick has received numerous accolades, commendations, and a Meritorious Service award for his outstanding service to the residents and community of Burlington Township. Sgt. Gollnick has served Burlington Township Police Department and the citizens of Burlington Township for 25 years, and it is with great pride that we acknowledge his dedicated, loyal, and committed service to Burlington Township and the law enforcement profession. Please join us in congratulating Sgt. Gollnick on his retirement. THANK YOU for your years of service to our community!!
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
Over the past 5 years, 45% of drivers between the ages of 21 and 34 involved in fatal car crashes on Thanksgiving Eve were impaired by alcohol. Don't let someone drink and drive. Establish a designated driver. Plan a way home before going out. #driversober #buzzeddriving #celebratesafely #BoycottBlackoutWednesday
Happening Now: Law Enforcement officers from across the country are converging on Washington, DC. to pay visit to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. These officers ride to honor the nearly 23,000 law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty since 1786. Acting Public Safety Director James Sullivan and Detective Matt Jones are representing BTPD here as they cross onto the Cape May-Lewes Ferry to get to Delaware!
Who said Throwback Thursday had to be just a picture?! 2019: Officer Chiorello trains with BTFD 👨🚒 on forced door entry in the event of an emergency at the vacant (and now demolished!) Burlington Center Mall. This was part of our joint in-service training with Burlington City Police Department.
Happening Now: Riders are participating in our 2021 Bike Rodeo! #swerve
TODAY: NJ Law Enforcement Torch Run https://www.sonj.org/partners/law-enforcement-torch-run/
Happening Now: NJ Law Enforcement Torch Run benefiting NJ Special Olympics!! Officers from all across Burlington County carry the torch from town to town.
Our Bike🚴♀️ Rodeo is this Saturday😃! Register today! On Saturday, June 12th, at Green Acres Park (1001 Old York Road), our officers will escort all kids who wish to join on a 5K bike ride through Burlington Township! Our little bikers are also welcome to attend and may ride with officers through the parks. Don't miss our 1st ever Safe Rider and Bike Rodeo! Register today at https://www.burltwppd.com/bikerodeo In addition, $20 donations can be made for a chance at the SE Monster Quad 29" bike giveaway. Proceeds will benefit local community programs through the Fraternal Order of Police. More information can be found here: https://burlingtonfop.org/product/virtualbikeraffle/ Special thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible! Slabhouse BBQ Burlington Township FOP Lodge #84 Burlington County Bikes A Time 2 Remember DJS, LLC
5 Ways to Help Protect Your Identity
Identity theft affects millions of people each year. You can learn how to make protecting yourself from identity thieves part of your daily routine. Federal Trade Commission
Motor Vehicle Burglary Suspect - Neighborhoods Off Beverly Road
The Burlington Township Police Department's Investigation Bureau is seeking the public's assistance in attempting to identify the suspect depicted in this video. On May 3, 2021, between approximately 2:30 – 4:30 AM, the suspect entered into locked and unlocked vehicles throughout neighborhoods located off Beverly Road. The suspect stole various personal items and money. If you have any information about this incident or the identity of the suspect in this video, please contact Detective Matthew Jones at [email protected] or call (609) 239-5861. Anonymous tips may also be made online at www.burltwppd.com/tips
DEA National Drug Takeback Day - April 2021
Don't forget to drop-off your unused medication to our officers this coming Saturday! Do you part to prevent addiction. #TakeBackDay DEA Prescription Drug Takeback Day, Saturday, April 24, from 10 AM to 2 PM, at the Burlington Township Municipal Building, 851 Old York Road. This event is sponsored by the DEA. No liquids, needles, or syringes will be accepted. Drop-off of unused medication is completely anonymous and open to everyone. Collection bins will be located in the police department lobby. For many, addiction begins in the medicine cabinet. Prescription opioids come with serious risks including dependence, addiction, and even death. For more information about addiction services, please call 844-REACHNJ (844-732-2465) or visit www.ReachNJ.gov. For additional information about this event and other participating DEA drop-off locations, visit https://takebackday.dea.gov. #takebackday
Unemployment benefit scams are erupting in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Burlington Township Police Department and surrounding agencies are receiving many reports of these type of scams. Learn how to protect yourself! https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/blog/unemployment-benefits-scams-how-to-protect-yourself/#utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=OCA https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2020/06/scammer-getting-unemployment-benefits-your-name
Know Your Rights - Social Justice Seminar
Public Safety Director Bruce Painter and the Burlington Township Police Department’s Social Justice Advisory Committee presented the 2nd offering in our series of virtual public forums aimed at strengthening police-community relations in Burlington Township for 2020 and beyond. During this “Know Your Rights” forum, we discussed protocols for car stops and other police-citizen encounters, how use of force investigations are conducted, what happens when an internal affairs complaint is filed, and what rights you have when engaging with the police. Do you have a question or feedback for our officers? You can submit it online at http://www.burltwppd.com/feedback. Special thank you to our moderator and presenters! Liz Scott (Moderator), Director of Human Res. & Comm. Relations, Burlington Township School District Dorion Morgan, Attorney at Law, Law Office of Dorion B. Morgan Brian Faulk, Assistant Prosector, Burlington County Prosecutor's Office James Sullivan, Lieutenant, Burlington Township Police Department
We are proud of all our officers who are participating this year's Law Enforcement Torch Run for the Special Olympics of NJ. This morning's run includes officers from all across Burlington County from Bordentown to Pennsauken along Route 130. Great job everyone! 👏
Out for a bike ride with some of our young residents today!! 🚵♂️🚵♀️
Good Samaritans save driver from burning vehicle
On Sunday, July 26, Burlington Township Police Officers responded to the area of Sunset Road and Salem Road for a motor vehicle crash. Two good Samaritans, Larry Scott and Domenique Golden, jumped into action to pull the unconscious driver from the smoking vehicle before it caught on fire. BTPD salutes and thanks these men for their heroism!
SNIPES Commercial Burglary - Attempt to Identify Suspects
The Burlington Township Police Department's Investigation Bureau is seeking the public's assistance in attempting to identify the individuals depicted in this video. On Monday, June 1, 2020, at approximately 12:50 AM, the following individuals forced entry into the SNIPES front door located at 2200 Mt. Holly Road. They then proceeded to take a large amount of merchandise from the store before fleeing the scene prior to police arrival. If you have any information about this incident or the identity of the suspects in this video, please contact Detective Steven Cosmo at [email protected] or call (609) 386-2019. Anonymous tips may also be made online at www.burltwppd.com/tips
Donut Eating Challenge
This video is by special request from the Fountain Woods Elementary School students! Here is your Burlington Twp. School Resource Officers doing a donut eating challenge! How many donuts can they eat in 1 minute? Shout out to JB Bakery in Burlington for donating the donuts for this video! Thank you! Burlington Township School District
Talking with Children about COVID-19
Watch this quick video which has information for parents, school staff, and others working with children. Special thanks to the Burlington County Health Department for providing these slides.
Burlington Twp. PD, Drive-by Show of Appreciation for Virtua Willingboro
As a show of support for our local healthcare providers, the Burlington Township Police Department organized a drive-by show of appreciation for the staff at Virtua Willingboro Hospital today. A special thank you to the Burlington Township Fire Department, Endeavor Medical Squad, Willingboro Township Police Department, Willingboro Fire Department, Bordentown Township Police, Bordentown City P.D., Westampton Township Police Department, City of Burlington Police Department, and Florence Township Police Department for participating. We also would like to thank BTPD Retired Det. Steve Wenger for playing the bagpipes. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us that not all threats come wielding guns or other physical instruments of harm. However, they can be just as deadly. Our healthcare professionals wage the battle on the front lines of this global health crisis. THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO! #NJThanksYou
A cancelled birthday party didn't stop these girls! Burlington Twp. Police officers took part in a birthday parade for not just one, but two 4 year old girls! We would like to wish twins Isabella and Jessalynn a special Happy Birthday! 👧🎂👧
Yesterday our officers participated in a birthday parade for one of our young residents Baylee who turned 5! 🎂 Thank you to everyone who took part to make Baylee's day extra special with everything going on in the world.
Today we were happy to bring joy to two of our young residents in Burlington Township for the holidays! Twins Karin and Karon Latimer are in 3rd grade, attending Fountain Woods Elementary School. They both received brand new bicycles!! Special thank you to Walmart of Burlington for donating the bikes and to the Burlington Township Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #84 for purchasing their helmets.
Look at all the fantastic costumes at this years annual Santa Fe Neighborhood Halloween Parade and Costume Contest! Stay tuned photos and the winners! Santa Fe Neighborhood Civic Association
Preparing for the 13th Annual Santa Fe Halloween Parada and Costume Contest! Can't wait to see what wonderful costumes the kids thought up this year! 🦇👻🎃 Santa Fe Neighborhood Civic Association
TRUNK OR TREAT! We are at the Peak Center for Autism for the annual Autism friendly Trunk or Treat. A little rain wont stop everyone from dressing up today! Throw on your costume and come see us from 11 AM to 1 PM.
Today Class #4 of our Youth Emergency Services Academy got a special treat from the New Jersey State Police Avaition Unit!! Their helicopter landed for all the cadets to see at the Burlington Twp. High School. New Jersey State Police Burlington Township School District Endeavor Emergency Squad Independent Fire Company No. 1
Yesterday each squad of our Youth Emergency Services Academy, Class #4, got the chance to face off in a tug of war! Check out this awesome match up between the members of Squad 2!!! Burlington Township School District Endeavor Emergency Squad Independent Fire Company No. 1
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This little pup was found in the area of Jacksonville & Burrs Road this morning! 🥶 If you are their owner please contact 609-386-2019 or the Burlington County Animal Shelter.
This little pup was found in the area of Jacksonville & Burrs Road this morning! 🥶 If you are their owner please contact 609-386-2019 or the Burlington County Animal Shelter.
Today we dropped off jackets, clothing, and hygiene products to Officer Courtney Smith of Philadelphia Police Department. These items will be given to a family who survived the tragic fire in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning, but lost everything.
Please consider donating to the GoFundMe set up for this family by visiting: https://gofund.me/4130ecb6
Thank you to the men and women of Burlington Township FOP Lodge #84 and The Beloved Project of NJ for donating these items.
Please consider donating to the GoFundMe set up for this family by visiting: https://gofund.me/4130ecb6
Thank you to the men and women of Burlington Township FOP Lodge #84 and The Beloved Project of NJ for donating these items.
As part of our Double Down December campaign our officers donated in order to continue to grow their facial hair and paint their nails! We also collected gently used and new coats from the community.
This past Tuesday, we donated all of the coats we collected to for the homeless and families in need. Great job officers! 👏🏼
This past Tuesday, we donated all of the coats we collected to for the homeless and families in need. Great job officers! 👏🏼
Our officers just wrapped up their No Shave November and Double Down December campaigns! Check out these photo highlights! 🧔🏽
Over the course of two months, we raised over $3,300 for the and our 1st ever coat drive! Stay tuned later today for more! 🧥
The BBU Foundation, or "Becky's Beard Unit" was founded in memory of Rebecca "Becky" Scott. Becky was a Paramedic with Virtua EMS and a volunteer first responder in Burlington County. She passed away in 2015 after a long heroic fight against breast cancer. Each year the BBU Foundation donates to local children battling similar adversities and provides funding to families requiring medical assistance.
Over the course of two months, we raised over $3,300 for the and our 1st ever coat drive! Stay tuned later today for more! 🧥
The BBU Foundation, or "Becky's Beard Unit" was founded in memory of Rebecca "Becky" Scott. Becky was a Paramedic with Virtua EMS and a volunteer first responder in Burlington County. She passed away in 2015 after a long heroic fight against breast cancer. Each year the BBU Foundation donates to local children battling similar adversities and provides funding to families requiring medical assistance.
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