25 years later, we remember September 11 and the lives lost, families changed, and heroes who answered the call.
We honor the first responders and service members who made the ultimate sacrifice, and those who later lost their lives to 9/11-related illnesses.
Never forget.
If you know the owner of this good boy, he was found near Park Street and is currently at the Demarest Police Department. If you are the owner, or know who the owner is, please call (201) 768-1540.
We’re now using https://t.co/Oj76TUDD0F to provide crash reports. If you’re involved in a crash, an officer will give you a card with the report # and date to access it online. You can also pick up a copy at Police HQ.
The Demarest Police Department proudly recognizes our veteran officers and all veterans in our community for their service. We are deeply grateful for your commitment to duty—both in uniform overseas and here at home.
Thank you for your service.
Join Demarest PD for the National Take Back Initiative on Sat, Oct 25 at Demarest Borough Hall. Safely and anonymously dispose of unused or expired medications to help prevent abuse and protect our community and environment. No syringes or illicit drugs accepted. #TakeBackDay
Don’t get scammed! Gift cards are for gifts — not for payments. If someone asks you to pay with a gift card, it’s a scam. Stay alert, double-check, and protect your money
Got a call asking for payment?
Hang up and call the company back using the number on their official site.
No real business asks for gift cards or crypto.
Never share personal info on an unsolicited call.
At 12 PM, a fire alarm went off at school. Police & Fire quickly responded. Cause: faulty air duct in the auditorium. The building was safely evacuated & inspected. Cleared for reentry—students are back in class. Dismissal remains 2:41 PM.
School is back in! Slow down, watch for crossing guards, and never pass a stopped school bus. Keep our children and community safe.
Questions about traffic patterns for drop off/pick up? Contact your school. Watch for no parking signs and restricted streets during school hours.
With a storm and state of emergency in effect, stay off the roads and take precautions. If your property floods, prepare now. Secure outdoor items. Borough Hall will be open as a shelter if needed. Stay safe.
Please be advised that milling will begin tomorrow at 730AM on Stewart Street south of Hardenburgh Avenue and on Pine Terrace starting at the end of the gravel section (the gate) to Emily Court. Street parking is not permitted.
Please plan accordingly.
Thank you!