Mayor Mike Todd

06/24/2026

Are you or someone you know ready to be a part of an elite team of Communications Officers?? Apply today!

The Robbinsville Township Police Department is recognized for its commitment to professionalism, integrity, and community service. We set the modern day standard for police dispatching and are seeking qualified candidates who share our dedication to excellence.

As a Communications Officer, you will play a critical role in public safety and emergency response. Working in our brand new state-of-the-art dispatch center, you will utilize advanced technology, training, and equipment to support officers and serve the residents of Robbinsville Township and Hightstown Borough.

Our Communications Officers are highly skilled professionals who remain calm under pressure, clear in communication, and compassionate in every interaction. The position requires the ability to multitask efficiently, manage emergency calls, prioritize resources, and provide accurate and timely information to field personnel.

We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, along with a supportive administration that values employee well-being and professional development. Robbinsville Township Police Department fosters a culture of respect, accountability, and teamwork, where every employee’s contribution is recognized and valued.

If you are looking for a career that makes a meaningful impact and offers the opportunity to serve a strong, supportive community, we encourage you to apply.

Deadline to apply is this Friday June 26, 2026.

To apply:

Submit your application and resume to Lt. Scott Kivet at [email protected].

Click on link for application:

https://robbinsvillepd.org/my_stuff/2026/06/DISPATCH-APPLICATION.pdf

06/23/2026

Join the Robbinsville Hamilton Rotary, Council President Debbie Blakely and I for this very special event. If you are interested in reading a portion of the Declaration of Independence, please arrive by 8:30 a.m.

06/11/2026

Today marks a proud milestone for Robbinsville Township as our Police Department officially begins operations from its new headquarters at 2300 Route 33.

Congratulations to Chief Swanhart and the entire department on this exciting achievement. Here’s to the next chapter in the proud history of the Robbinsville Township Police Department!

🚨 Big news, Robbinsville! 🚨
We’ve officially moved into our new headquarters!
You can now find the Robbinsville Township Police Department at:
📍 2300 Route 33, Robbinsville, NJ 08691
We’re excited for this next chapter and look forward to continuing to serve our community from our new home!

06/01/2026

Council President Blakely and I had the pleasure of spending time with the amazing young ladies of Robbinsville Brownie Troop 74195 as they worked toward earning their Democracy Badge.

These bright and engaged 3rd grade students asked thoughtful questions about local government, community leadership, and how residents can make a difference in their town. It was inspiring to see their curiosity, enthusiasm and desire to learn more about the democratic process.

One of the most rewarding parts of serving as Mayor is having the opportunity to connect with our younger residents and help foster an understanding of civic engagement at an early age. The future of Robbinsville is certainly in good hands with young leaders like these.

Congratulations to Troop 74195 on their hard work toward earning their Democracy Badge and thank you to the troop leaders and families who help encourage a lifelong commitment to community service and civic responsibility.

It was a privilege to help these future leaders learn more about how local government works and how they can make a positive impact in their community.

05/25/2026

Today we honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the U.S. military protecting our Nation’s freedom. We are forever grateful. May God Bless their families and keep their hearts warm with memories of those fallen soldiers for generations to come.

"Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices." - Harry S. Truman

05/19/2026

This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate National EMS Week and the extraordinary men and women who serve on the front lines of emergency medical care in our community.

Every day, our Robbinsville Township Fire Department EMT professionals answer the call with courage, compassion, and unwavering dedication. Whether responding to medical emergencies, accidents, or critical incidents, they provide lifesaving care when our residents need it most. Their commitment often requires long hours, quick decisions under pressure and countless sacrifices made in service to others.

On behalf of the entire Robbinsville community, I want to thank all of our EMTs for the vital role they play in keeping our residents safe and healthy. Your professionalism, skill, and selfless service do not go unnoticed.

Please join me in recognizing and thanking these everyday heroes during National EMS Week. We are grateful for all that you do for Robbinsville.

We thank our Robbinsville Township Fire Department EMS team and others throughout the nation for the state for their dedication, courage, and compassion on the front lines of emergency care during the 52nd Annual "National EMS Week."

05/16/2026

Congratulations to Officer Ryan Meehan and K9 Rudy, along with Officer Matthew Hill and K9 Ace, on graduating from the New Jersey State Police K9 Academy. These highly trained K9 teams will play an important role in enhancing our public safety.

On behalf of the Township, congratulations again to both officers and their incredible partners. We look forward to the great work ahead from K9 Rudy and K9 Ace.

05/15/2026

Congratulations to our Communications Officers, police leadership and everyone involved in this transition for their dedication and professionalism throughout this process. The partnership between Hightstown and Robbinsville demonstrates what strong partnerships and shared services can accomplish for our communities.

Shared services are about more than efficiency and cost savings, they are about strengthening cross community collaboration and delivering the highest level of service possible to the people we serve. I also want to thank Mayor Susan Bluth, the elected officials of both municipalities, and the Hightstown Police Department for their partnership and commitment to this effort.

As Robbinsville continues preparations for the move into our new police headquarters, this achievement represents another major step forward in enhancing public safety operations for both communities. I am proud of the work being done and grateful to all those helping move our towns forward together.

Yesterday marked a historic day in the history of the Robbinsville Township Police Department as our Communications Center officially assumed dispatch responsibilities for the Hightstown Police Department.

This significant milestone reflects the continued evolution of our agency and the strong partnership between Robbinsville Township and Hightstown Borough in advancing shared public safety services.

The successful transition is the result of extensive planning, coordination, and collaboration focused on ensuring seamless emergency communications and uninterrupted service to both communities.

The Robbinsville Township Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to our Communications Officers for their professionalism, dedication, and tireless efforts throughout this process. Their commitment to excellence has been instrumental in making this transition successful.

We also wish to thank the Hightstown Police Department for its cooperation and partnership, as well as Robbinsville Township Mayor Mike Todd, Hightstown Borough Mayor Susan Bluth, and the elected officials of Robbinsville Township and Hightstown Borough for their continued support, leadership, and shared commitment to public safety.

As our department continues preparations for the transition into our new police headquarters, this accomplishment represents another important step forward in enhancing the services we provide to our residents and neighboring communities.

The Robbinsville Township Police Department remains committed to delivering professional, efficient, and reliable public safety communications services with the highest standards of integrity and service.

05/08/2026

E-bikes are no longer treated as bicycles beginning July 19, 2026 under new law - NO riders under the age of 15!

E-bikes will now require licensing, registration, and insurance. Riders age 15-16 will have to obtain a motorized bicycle license.

Residents can find information on the new E-Bike laws and subscribe for official updates directly from New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission:

https://www.nj.gov/mvc/vehicletopics/ebike.htm