Oradell PBA

08/16/2026

Stop by Bergen Catholic today and next Sunday from 8-2. Bergen Catholic Soccer is doing a fundraiser by washing cars. Help the boys out!

07/29/2026

Today we had the honor of escorting motorcycle riders from “tribute to fallen soldiers west coast”. This is their 17th year raising awareness and visiting families of our fallen soldiers.

The ride began in Oregon and ends at Arlington National Cemetery.

This year they stopped in Oradell to honor Army Sgt David Solinas Jr who passed away during a training accident.

Special thank you to Oradell Fire Department and the NJ state police for helping out.

Their Facebook can be found below. Please consider making a small donation so these men, women, and pups can continue raising awareness and honoring those we lost.

https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Chhwdhxdo/?mibextid=wwXIfr

07/25/2026

Even BCPO thought the Oradell car looked good!

07/16/2026

Throughout the last month you may have seen our cars in and around the area of MetLife. (Yes it’s MetLife and it’s in NJ).Our officers helped provide security and safety for all the World Cup games. With the final on Sunday, officers will once again be on hand.

07/13/2026

Officer Briggs stopped by Oradell’s newest business at John St and Schaefer Ave for some cold drinks.

07/13/2026

***Owner of dog has been contacted. Thank you for the helpful tips***

Senior dog found at Kinderkamack Rd and Lotus Ave last night. Dog has been turned over to Animal Control. If you have any information about ownership, please contact the Oradell Police Department at 201-261-0200.

07/05/2026

The Oradell PBA would like to recognize the incredible response to last night’s events.

At approximately 7:50 p.m. on the Fourth of July, Oradell was struck by one of the most severe storms we’ve experienced in years. Within minutes, powerful winds and torrential rain caused widespread damage throughout town.

As calls for service began pouring in, a request for additional officers went out. Without hesitation, members of the PBA left their families, holiday celebrations, and personal plans to respond. Sixteen officers came in to assist, handling more than 200 calls for service in just three hours. Our dispatch desk, overwhelmed with nonstop emergency calls, was staffed by three officers, including one currently out on injury who still came in to help because of the magnitude of the incident.

With the entire region impacted, outside resources were extremely limited.

We would also like to recognize the Oradell Fire Department members once again went above and beyond for their neighbors. While assisting River Edge with house fires, the remaining crews continued responding to emergency calls throughout Oradell, helping residents and working alongside our officers under extremely challenging conditions.

Oradell Emergency Management was nothing short of exceptional. From coordinating with the Red Cross, assessing downed power lines, organizing resources, and coordinating resident assistance, they worked tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our response organized and effective.

Our Department of Public Works also mobilized quickly, clearing blocked roadways and removing trees that were not entangled with power lines, allowing emergency responders to reach those in need more efficiently.

It will take days, if not weeks, for our community to fully recover from the damage left behind. But we would be remiss if we didn’t acknowledge the dedication, professionalism, and selflessness of every individual who played a part in protecting Oradell last night.

Thank you to everyone who answered the call. Oradell is stronger because of you.

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

The PBA wishes everyone a happy 4th of July.

As always take a moment to remember our troops past and present who fight for our freedom.

🇺🇸 Happy 250 🇺🇸

06/30/2026

Yesterday, the Oradell Motor Unit was honored to join our law enforcement partners in escorting the family of Englewood Sgt. DePetro to his memorial service.

Rest in Peace, Sarge. Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.