Police Department
Mission Statement
The Palmyra Police Department’s mission is to provide professional and ethical public safety services in partnership with citizens to identify
Chief Meghan Campbell
Thank you for visiting the Borough of Palmyra Police Department website
The Palmyra Police Department is a full service police department providing public safety services to residents and visitors to the Borough. The department’s mission is to provide professional and ethical public safety services in partnership with citizens to identify, prevent and solve the problems of crime, fear of crime, social disorder and neighborhood decay, thereby improving the quality of life in our community. Our core values include: ethical behavior, protecting the community, diversity, and problem solving.
The Palmyra Police Department prides itself on connecting with our community in various different ways throughout the year. Outside of answering calls for service and assisting the public on a day to day basis, the officers participate in community events such as, National Night Out, Adopt a Cop, Citizens Police Academy, Youth Police Academy, Palmyra Day, Halloween Parade, Trunk or Treat, Christmas gift giving to families in need, and by donating Thanksgiving meals to families in need. We care about the community we serve and enjoy the positive interactions that we have with the public on a daily basis.
The Palmyra Police Department prides itself on connecting with our community in various different ways throughout the year. Outside of answering calls for service and assisting the public on a day to day basis, the officers participate in community events such as, National Night Out, Adopt a Cop, Citizens Police Academy, Youth Police Academy, Palmyra Day, Halloween Parade, Trunk or Treat, Christmas gift giving to families in need, and by donating Thanksgiving meals to families in need. We care about the community we serve and enjoy the positive interactions that we have with the public on a daily basis.
The Palmyra Police Department can be reached at the following:
Emergency: 911
Non- Emergency Dispatch: 856-829-0191
Business office number: 856-829-0198
Gun/Drugs Tip line: 856-829-5483 or 856-829-LIVE
Email: [email protected]
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The Palmyra Police Department is hiring. We are accepting applications for PTC certified and SLEO
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🚨 Attention Residents 🚨
The intersection of Broad St and Cinnaminson Ave in the area of the Wawa will be closed on Wednesday 03/22/2023 due to a gas leak.
Thank you..
Thanks for the heads up.
It was closed Tuesday also, still leaking?
The Palmyra Police Department had the honor of meeting Alex Mann today.
Alex is a 22-year-old with autism, who has visited over 300 police departments, in five different states, over the past four years spreading awareness and information to law enforcement on how to interact with people with autism.
While Alex was at the station, he was given a tour of the station and spent some time checking out our patrol cars.
We are proud to announce we are Alex’s 315th department.
Thank you for visiting us Alex.
Great story
That's Awesomeness!!
Looks like a great team keep up the good work from TCR Auto parts
Great job guys.
Very cool. Welcome to palmyra Alex!!
Very proud of my grandson. Way to go Palmyra.
That's wonderful, he stopped at one of the best forces you could come visit. Good luck on your journey Alex, hope you get to meet so many more wonderful towns and people that protect us. <3 Stay safe!
The Palmyra Police Department is hiring Special Law Enforcement Class I Officers.
The duties of our Class I officers will be working up to 20 hours a week, Court Security, Parking and Traffic Control Enforcement, Park Patrol and Details for Special Events.
Certified Class I candidates are preferred but is not mandatory as un-certified candidates will be sent to the Class I 2 week academy for their Police Training Commission certification. This academy is full time M-F, 8-4.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, be a resident of the State of New Jersey and posses a valid New Jersey drivers license. Applicants will also be required to undergo a background check, oral interview and psychological/physical examination.
Interested applicants can pick up an application at Palmyra Police Headquarters at 20 W. Broad St. Palmyra, NJ 08065. Applications must be physically returned to Palmyra Police upon completion.
Please call with any questions 856-829-0198
palmyrapd.org/uncategorized/we-are-hiring-special-class-i-officers/
Johann DLyo
The Palmyra Police Department would like to offer our deepest condolences to the Medford Township Police Department and the family and friends of Sgt. William Webb, who passed suddenly on March 1st.Chief Arthur Waterman and the Medford Township Police Department announce with deep regret and profound sadness the sudden passing of Sgt. William Webb on March 1, 2023. Sgt. Webb served the residents of Medford Township for twenty-two years. Bill was a consummate professional who touched many lives throughout his career. Most importantly he touched each of us with his commitment to the agency and enduring friendship.
Sgt. Webb served his community throughout his career in various specialized units to include: Criminal Investigative Bureau, Firearms Unit Instructor, School Resource Officer, Bike Unit, Field Training Officer, Traffic Safety Unit as a certified Crash Reconstructionist and Motorcycle Operator. His service to multiple communities spans over two decades in various roles and multiple counties in south jersey in the police and fire professions, reaching the rank of Deputy Fire Chief in Medford Township as well as being a decorated Sergeant with the Medford Township Police Department.
Bill will always be remembered as a devoted husband, son, brother, and uncle to his family.
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So sad!! Prayers to his family and brothers in the dept!