Willingboro Township Police Department

06/10/2026

Yesterday, the Willingboro Police Department had the pleasure of welcoming the Student Safety Officers from Twin Hills Elementary School to our headquarters.

The students enjoyed a tour of the police station and had the opportunity to observe demonstrations by our K-9 Unit. It was a great opportunity to connect with these young leaders, answer their questions, and provide a behind-the-scenes look at the work our officers do each day to keep our community safe.

Thank you to the students, teachers, and staff from Twin Hills Elementary for spending part of your day with us. We hope you enjoyed your visit!

06/05/2026

The Willingboro Township Police Department recognizes the collaborative efforts of our federal, state, county, and local law enforcement partners in a long-term narcotics and fi****ms trafficking investigation that recently resulted in the sentencing of eight defendants in federal court. WTPD assisted as part of the multi-agency investigation, which helped remove dangerous drugs and illegal fi****ms from our communities. We remain committed to working with our law enforcement partners to keep Willingboro and Burlington County safe.

Eight current or former Burlington County, New Jersey residents have been sentenced to prison in recent months after pleading guilty to narcotics and fi****ms offenses.

06/05/2026

Today, Willingboro Police Officers and Willingboro Fire & EMS proudly participated in the 43rd Annual NJ Law Enforcement Torch Run, helping kick off the 2026 Special Olympics New Jersey Summer Games.

Our officers and firefighters carried the Flame of Hope approximately 6 miles, running from Willingboro through Westampton and finishing at the Burlington County Special Services School District in Westampton.

We are honored to support the incredible athletes of Special Olympics New Jersey and wish all competitors the very best this weekend.

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

**Traffic Advisory & Community Announcement**

The Willingboro Police Department is proud to participate in the 43rd Annual New Jersey Law Enforcement Torch Run!

On Friday, June 5th, over 3,000 officers, known as “Guardians of the Flame,” will run across local communities to raise awareness for Special Olympics New Jersey. Tap the link to learn more: https://www.njtorchrun.org/

**Please be advised**
The Torch Run will pass through Willingboro Township as runners will be running on Charleston Road and Veterans Parkway from approximately 11 am to 1 pm. Expect traffic delays, and please plan your travel accordingly.

06/03/2026

This week, officers from Shift 3B had the opportunity to support and cheer on the Team OPICS Track Team during their final practice before the Special Olympics New Jersey tournament this weekend.

To celebrate their hard work and dedication, our officers hosted a pizza party and presented a donation to support the organization. We are proud of these incredible athletes and wish them the best of luck as they compete this weekend.

Good luck, Team OPICS! Your Willingboro Police family is cheering for you every step of the way.

06/03/2026

The Willingboro Police Department sends its thoughts and prayers to the Atlantic City Police Department following yesterday’s tragic shooting that left two officers wounded while carrying out their duties in service to the community.

Our hearts are with the injured officers, their families, and every member of the Atlantic City Police Department during this difficult time.

06/02/2026

Recently, Officer U. Moore and Nunez participated in Career Day at Twin Hills Elementary School and W.R. James Elementary School.

Our officers enjoyed meeting with students, answering questions about law enforcement, and encouraging them to explore the many opportunities available to them in the future.

Thank you to both schools for the invitation and for providing students with the opportunity to learn about different career paths and dream big about their futures.

06/01/2026

We’ll be out with Hope One tomorrow, June 2nd! 🚐 Stop by the Willingboro Library between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM to meet our supportive team. If you or a loved one needs a helping hand or guidance on recovery resources, we are here to listen.

**The Hope One Mobile Unit only offers Non-Government IDs for individuals who are homeless seeking housing or individuals seeking treatment who reside in Burlington County.**