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Today, members of the East Brunswick Police Department were happy to join Council President Dana Zimbicki and Township staff in celebrating National Hot Dog Day at the Municipal Complex.
DRAMATIC RESCUE: Video shows #EastBrunswick police officers wading through knee-deep water to rescue the occupants after the vehicle lost power. - https://t.co/fbzAigENfa
This is a true testament to the dedication of the men and women of the East Brunswick Police Department, who answer the call day and night, regardless of the weather or conditions. Thank you for always putting our community first.
During today’s severe storms, East Brunswick Police officers responded to numerous weather-related emergencies across the township, including flooded roadways and stranded motorists.
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Your $20 entrance fee gets you a drink ticket and entry into a door prize drawing, and there's a 50/50 drawing at 9:30 PM.
Join us in helping Team East Brunswick raise awareness of officers who died in the line of duty and raise funds for the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
you aren't familiar with the Police Unity Tour, it is a powerful annual event where law enforcement officers and survivors cycle hundreds of miles to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C.
The East Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce that Lieutenant Jason Fama has successfully completed the prestigious @FBI's National Academy, graduating as part of the 297th Session on March 18th, 2026.
I always say that when others run away from danger, our brave NYPD officers run toward it.
Nothing captures that more than this now-legendary photo of Chief Aaron Edwards, Assistant Chief of Patrol Borough Manhattan North, jumping over a barricade to stop a terrorist from harming New Yorkers.
Chief Edwards was a college student on 9/11.
Watching NYPD officers run into the Twin Towers while others ran out inspired him to join the force.
Earlier this week, when terrorists threatened fellow New Yorkers, he stepped up and carried forward that same legacy of courage.
Our NYPD officers represent the very best of New York City and the very best of America.
This is leadership.
This is courage.
This is the NYPD.
If something doesn’t look right, trust your instincts and let us know. 👀 ➡️ ☎️
Too often people assume someone else already called it in. Sometimes that assumption means no one reports it at all.
Stay safe, East Brunswick!
Our officers will be on the road ensuring the safety of our community, no matter how bad the weather conditions are.
Please avoid traveling during the storm. Not only is it dangerous for you, but it also endangers cleanup crews & emergency workers.
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A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from Sunday, 6:00 AM EST until Monday, 6:00 PM EST. Heavy snowfall is expected, along with strong winds and poor visibility. Dangerous driving conditions are likely.👇🏼
Yesterday, the Churchill Junior High School Kindness Club brightened our day with thoughtful goodie bags as part of their “Butterfly Project.” Each one included baked goods and handwritten messages of kindness and encouragement.
🚨 Big Update for NJ E-bike Riders! 🚨
A new law has been enacted to overhaul electric bike regulations and boost safety after several serious crashes across the state.
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Chief Frank LoSacco of the East Brunswick Police Department announced today that a Sayreville man was arrested for attempted murder, stemming from a series of events.
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Did you know the East Brunswick Police Department has partnered with the Middlesex County Association of Chiefs of Police in its “Blue Envelope Program” initiative?
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Yesterday, members of the East Brunswick Police Department, with contributions from @EBPBA145 & @pba145a, were proud to support the EBHS Cheer Car Wash fundraiser!
Thank you, EBHS Cheer, for your hard work and for making our patrol car sparkling clean!
***EASTER EGG HUNT POSTPONED***
Due to inclement weather in the forecast on Saturday, the Easter Egg Hunt has been postponed to April 19, 2025, at noon.
“Tonight is one of the darkest days for New Jersey law enforcement in recent memory. One young officer has died, and another is fighting for his life. We stand ready to help our brothers and sisters of #FOPLodge12 and @NewarkPoliceDep,”said NJ State PBA President Peter Andreyev.