Pemberton Borough Police Department

05/25/2026

04/25/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT: Fake NJ Court / Toll Enforcement Notices 🚨

The Pemberton Borough Police Department is warning residents about fraudulent notices being circulated that appear to be from the State of New Jersey Municipal Court regarding unpaid tolls, traffic violations, or court enforcement actions.

These notices may:

Claim you owe tolls, fines, or penalties
Threaten license suspension, registration blocks, or court action
Include official-looking seals, case numbers, and judge names
Provide a QR code or link demanding immediate payment

⚠️ THIS IS A SCAM ⚠️

The State of New Jersey courts and agencies:

Do NOT send unsolicited notices demanding immediate payment via QR codes
Do NOT threaten enforcement without proper official court documentation and service
Do NOT direct you to random payment links
❗ What You Should Do:
Do NOT scan the QR code
Do NOT click links or send payment
Do NOT provide personal or financial information
Delete or discard the notice immediately

04/24/2026

⚠️ SCAM ALERT: Fake NJ MVC Toll Messages

The Pemberton Borough Police Department is advising residents of scam text messages falsely claiming to be from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC).

These messages may state that you have unpaid tolls and threaten penalties such as license suspension, registration blocks, or fines if immediate payment is not made.

This is a scam.

* The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission does not send unsolicited messages demanding immediate payment
* Do not click on any links or provide personal or financial information
* Delete the message immediately

If you are concerned, contact the MVC directly through official channels. If you have already provided information, report the incident to your local police department or the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center.

04/08/2026

🚨 NJ MVC MOBILE UNIT COMING TO PEMBERTON BOROUGH ON APRIL 20TH.

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit is making it easier for residents to complete MVC services locally.

Residents can now schedule appointments for services such as:
✔️ REAL ID
✔️ Driver’s License Renewals
✔️ Non-Driver ID
✔️ Registration Services

📅 Appointments are required and can be scheduled online using the link below:

👉 https://telegov.njportal.com/njmvcmobileunit/AppointmentWizard

⚠️ Please note:

Walk-ins are NOT accepted
Appointments are limited and fill quickly
Be sure to bring all required documents for your selected service

This is a great opportunity to avoid long lines at MVC facilities and complete your business conveniently.

For additional information on required documents, please visit the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission website.

Stay safe,
Pemberton Borough Police Department 🚔

03/22/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT!! Stay Smart. Stay Safe. 🚨

This time of the year, there is no shortage of scams going around. Scammers are getting more sophisticated—don’t let them catch you off guard.

Here’s how to protect yourself:

🔍 Verify Everything
Unexpected notice, ticket, or payment demand? Always double-check directly with official sources (court websites, government offices, etc.).

⚠️ Watch for Red Flags
- Urgent language (“Act now or face penalties”)
- Requests for immediate payment
- QR codes or unfamiliar links
- Generic names or suspicious contact details
- “Violations” received via text message

💳 Never Rush Payments
Legitimate agencies give you time and multiple ways to verify before paying.

🔐 Protect Your Info
Never share personal or financial details unless you’re 100% sure who you’re dealing with.

📢 When in Doubt—Pause
Take a step back, verify, and ask someone you trust. Call your local Police Department.

👉 If something feels off, it probably is.

02/22/2026

🚨 Storm Advisory – Pemberton Borough 🚨

The Pemberton Borough Police Department is monitoring the winter storm expected to impact our area tomorrow.

Borough crews will be preparing and coordinating snow removal operations to ensure roadways remain passable — especially for Police, Fire, and EMS response.

❄️ What We Need From Residents:
• Please remove vehicles from roadways whenever possible
• Avoid unnecessary travel during peak snowfall
• Do not park in intersections or known trouble spots
• Give plow and emergency vehicles plenty of space
• Check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors

Our priority is public safety and maintaining emergency access throughout the Borough. Road conditions can change quickly, so use caution and reduce speeds if you must travel.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and patience as crews work through the storm.

01/27/2026

🚜 Proactive Snow Removal Notice

With the potential for another storm system approaching, the Borough is taking a proactive approach and will begin a snow removal and relocation process in advance.

The Public Works Department has established priority areas and known trouble spots where operations will begin.

🗓 Start Date: Wednesday, January 28
📍 Initial Location: Jarvis Street

Crews will be focusing on problem areas first to improve access, safety, and future plowing efficiency.

🚗 Resident cooperation is essential. We respectfully ask that vehicles be moved from designated areas when possible and that residents follow posted instructions so crews can work safely and efficiently.

Your cooperation and assistance are greatly appreciated and will help ensure this operation runs as smoothly as possible.
Thank you for your continued patience and support.

01/26/2026

🚨 Snowstorm Operations Update 🚨

We ask that residents please continue to be patient and bear with our Public Works Department. This has been a prolonged storm, with 12.4 inches of snow recorded. This is not a quick event with a few inches of accumulation — it is a long-duration storm that requires multiple operational phases. There is also very limited space to push snow, which significantly slows the process.

Residents were asked in advance to move vehicles off the streets or park on the same side of the roadway to assist plowing operations. Unfortunately, this did not occur in many areas, which has made clearing streets more difficult and time consuming.

Our limited staff has been
working continuously throughout the storm, and they will remain out until conditions are fully addressed.

We’ve seen the comments on social media and want to provide some clarity on how snow operations work:

🚑 Emergency Access Comes First
Our first priority is always to ensure roads are passable for

Police, Fire, and EMS so emergency services can reach you when needed.

❄️ This Is a Long-Term Storm
Snow removal is not a single pass operation. Conditions change, accumulation continues, and crews must repeatedly adjust their work.

🚜 Multiple Passes Are Required
Plowing is a multi-stage process. Crews will continue clearing, cleaning up, and widening roadways until the job is complete.

We truly appreciate the community’s patience and cooperation as our crews work to restore safe travel conditions. Please continue to use caution if you must be out on the roads.

01/24/2026

❄️ Snow Event Update – Please Help Our Public Works Team ❄️

The Pemberton Borough Police Department is closely monitoring weather forecasts as we prepare for tonight’s anticipated snow event.

To help our Public Works crews plow safely and efficiently, residents are reminded that parking on snow-covered streets is prohibited during snow emergencies. When snowfall accumulates to the point that streets are significantly covered, an emergency condition exists and vehicles must be removed from affected roadways.

These parking restrictions remain in effect during and after the snowfall until streets have been sufficiently plowed and parking will not interfere with snow removal or traffic flow.

🚗 Please move vehicles off roadways so Public Works can clear streets quickly and safely for everyone.

⚠️ Residents are also reminded not to blow, shovel, or place snow into roadways, as this creates hazardous driving conditions.

Property owners are required to clear snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their properties in accordance with borough ordinances.

We truly appreciate the community’s patience, cooperation, and support as our Public Works and emergency personnel work together to keep Pemberton Borough safe. Thank you for doing your part! 💙