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Edison Township Police Department The Edison Division of Police is the Law Enforcement branch of the Edison Department of Public Safety We thank you for visiting.

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The Edison Police Department and the Edison PBA would like to thank everyone who made it out to Lake Papaianni today for...
31/05/2026

The Edison Police Department and the Edison PBA would like to thank everyone who made it out to Lake Papaianni today for the annual Cops vs. Kids Baseball Game. Yet again, the Edison PBA suffered defeat at the hands of Team Buddy Ball. Despite the demoralizing loss, the Edison PBA was able to present Buddy Ball of Edison with a check for $2,000.

Special thank you to Autism NJ, Your Choice Home Care and the Middlesex County Prosecutors Office for attending the game.

Thank you to Sgt. Matthew Mieczkowski and PBA
President Michael Piperato for coordinating yet another successful event.

Chief Tom Bryan pictured with Officer Bryan Hartmann, Sergeant Joseph Palko, K-9 Officer Steve Martin, and Sergeant Dani...
22/05/2026

Chief Tom Bryan pictured with Officer Bryan Hartmann, Sergeant Joseph Palko, K-9 Officer Steve Martin, and Sergeant Daniel Hansson who all received the Valor Award from the Middlesex County 200 Club for apprehending two armed perpetrators who committed an armed robbery. Their bravery and courageous acts brought the two perpetrators to justice and removed them from society! Congratulations!

21/05/2026

On behalf of the Edison Police Department, Chief Bryan personally thanks every police officer, firefighter, EMS professional, and dispatcher who responded or was involved with last night‘s apartment fire on Marina Drive.

Because of their courage, teamwork, and quick actions under extremely dangerous conditions, numerous residents were rescued and lives were saved. The professionalism and selfless dedication displayed by all responding agencies represents the very best of public service.

The Edison Police Department is grateful for their bravery and proud to stand beside such extraordinary first responders. Our thoughts remain with the residents who are affected by this fire and displaced.

Chief Tom Bryan would like to congratulate Officer Christopher Cimilluca for receiving the “ Officer of the Year” Award ...
19/05/2026

Chief Tom Bryan would like to congratulate Officer Christopher Cimilluca for receiving the “ Officer of the Year” Award from the Edison Rotary Club for his bravery in chasing and capturing a dangerous criminal who committed numerous crimes. His quick thinking and relentless pursuit brought the perpetrator to justice and removed him from society!

Our Edison Police Officers who participated in the Police Unity Tour have arrived to Washington D.C. safely.Thank you to...
14/05/2026

Our Edison Police Officers who participated in the Police Unity Tour have arrived to Washington D.C. safely.

Thank you to all who wished them safe travels.

Today, the Edison Police Unity Tour team completed their 3rd Annual Edison Remembers Ride—a 30-mile ride through Edison ...
08/05/2026

Today, the Edison Police Unity Tour team completed their 3rd Annual Edison Remembers Ride—a 30-mile ride through Edison stopping at the locations where Ptl. Dudash and Ptl. Papaianni were tragically killed in the line of duty. The team, lead by team captain Lt. Turner visited 12 schools, where the children cheered them on as they rode by.

This Sunday, they begin a nearly 300-mile ride, with stops in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and finish at the Police Memorial in Washington D.C. As a team, they ride in honor of Patrolmen Dudash and Papaianni, but each rider also rides for a chosen officer who gave their life in the line of duty.

Thank you Mayor Sam Joshi, Chief Tom Bryan, Deputy Chief Dudash, many elected officials of Edison Township and Middlesex County, who attended the memorial today, along with our friends and families.

Best of luck Team Edison !

Join us for the 3rd Annual Edison Police Remembers Ride as we honor and remember our fallen officers, Ptl. Michael Dudas...
07/05/2026

Join us for the 3rd Annual Edison Police Remembers Ride as we honor and remember our fallen officers, Ptl. Michael Dudash and Ptl. Frank Papaianni along with all the fallen officers in law enforcement.

This ride is a time for remembrance, unity, and support for the families and members of law enforcement who continue to carry their legacy forward. All riders and supporters are welcome to attend the ceremony on May 8th at the Edison PD Memorial at 11:30 AM.

We thank everyone who continues to support this meaningful event and help keep their memories alive.

The Edison Police Department held its second Safe Traffic Stops program for individuals on the Autism Spectrum. We are ...
07/05/2026

The Edison Police Department held its second Safe Traffic Stops program for individuals on the Autism Spectrum. We are proud to implement Autism friendly practices within our community. Thank you to Doreen Yanik of Autism New Jersey, the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office Outreach Unit, Veronique Frey and Jill Stevinson of JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute, Officer Waldren of the NJIT Police Department, and Robert Price, Michael Elchoness, and Justin Metcalf of Your Choice Home Care for your contributions. A special thanks to Brian Colletto for delivering an inspiring keynote speech about his journey through life with Autism.

Today, on National Therapy Dog Day, we proudly recognize two very special members of our department — Tibby and Sulley 🐾...
30/04/2026

Today, on National Therapy Dog Day, we proudly recognize two very special members of our department — Tibby and Sulley 🐾💙

These incredible therapy dogs do so much more than wear a badge. They bring comfort during difficult moments, smiles during stressful days, and a sense of calm to everyone they meet — from members of our community to our own officers.

Whether it’s visiting schools, supporting victims, or simply being there when someone needs it most, Tibby and Sulley remind us of the power of compassion and connection.

Thank you both for the paws-itive impact you make every single day. 🐶

**2 Available Spots**The Edison Police Department is proud to celebrate Autism Acceptance during the month of April.As p...
30/04/2026

**2 Available Spots**

The Edison Police Department is proud to celebrate Autism Acceptance during the month of April.

As part of our continuing efforts to utilize Autism Friendly practices, we are holding a Safe Traffic Stops Event on May 2nd for Edison residents on the Autism Spectrum.
Please contact Sgt Mieczkowski via phone at 732-248-7470 or via email at [email protected].

In addition to this event, the Edison Police Department continues to utilize the Blue Envelope Program. This program provides a secure storage for essential documents like a driver’s license, registration, insurance card, and emergency contacts. It also provides clear instructions for drivers with Autism Spectrum Disorder, highlighting where to keep the envelope, how to communicate with others, and how to respond to a stop.

Please call or email Sgt Mieczkowski for further details.

We also invite you to check out our website for information on our Public Safety Alliance For Individuals With Disabilities (Public Safety A.I.D.). The link provided will direct you to the Edison Police Department website and you can click on the Public Safety A.I.D. tab:
www.edisonnj.gov/departments/public_safety/ police_division.php

This is a no cost, voluntary service open to any individual with a disability who resides, works, or attends school in Middlesex County. The purpose of the database is to help law enforcement and first responders better assist residents with a disability in an emergency situation or during a police encounter.

Chief Thomas Bryan and the Edison Police Department are committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for all Edison residents.

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