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A big thank you to the Palmyra Wawa for generously donating lunch to our officers!

We truly appreciate your continued support and generosity toward our department. Community partnerships like these mean so much to our officers and serve as a reminder of the strong relationships we share with the businesses and residents of Palmyra.Thank you Wawa for keeping our officers fueled and for your commitment to supporting those who serve our community! ... See MoreSee Less

September will be here before we know it! That is why Senator Troy Singleton is partnering with the Burlington County Commissioners and Burlington County Sheriff's Office to collect new school supplies and backpacks for Burlington County kids in need. Donated items can be dropped off at his office, 400 North Church Street, Suite 260, Moorestown, Monday – Friday from 9am-5pm. We will have a donation bin in our lobby through Wed, Aug 12th. Donations can also be dropped off at Burlington County offices and libraries. Thank you for helping kids in our communities get set up for a successful academic year! ... See MoreSee Less

From the office of Palmyra OEM

Extreme heat causes more deaths nationally each year than hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, flooding, and earthquakes combined. As our region prepares for an upcoming period of dangerous heat, Palmyra OEM encourages all residents to take the threat seriously and make a plan to stay safe. Limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day, drink plenty of water, wear lightweight clothing, and check on elderly neighbors, young children, and anyone with medical conditions or without access to air conditioning.Cooling centers have been activated throughout the region for anyone who needs relief from the heat. Residents can call 2-1-1 to locate the nearest available cooling center. At this time, the Riverton Library, Cinnaminson Library, and Maple Shade Library have been designated as local cooling centers in our area. Continue to monitor weather forecasts and follow official updates from the National Weather Service and Palmyra OEM. A few simple precautions can prevent heat-related illness and save lives. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay informed. ... See MoreSee Less

🚲 NEW JERSEY'S E-BIKE LAW IS HERE — KNOW BEFORE YOU RIDE! 🚲

As e-bikes continue to grow in popularity, it's important for everyone to understand the new New Jersey laws that go into effect on Sunday, July 19th, 2026.We helped provide a simple breakdown of the different types of bicycles and e-bikes, along with the requirements for each including:✅ Licensing✅ Registration✅ Insurance✅ Minimum Age✅ Helmet Requirements✅ Speed ClassificationsWhether you're a parent, new rider, or experienced cyclist, taking a few minutes to learn these requirements can help keep you, your family, and everyone on our roadways safe.Remember:🚴 Riders must be at least 15 years old to operate an e-bike.🪖 Helmets are required for all e-bike riders.📋 Most e-bikes now require registration, and some also require insurance and licensing, depending on the type of e-bike.Before you ride, make sure you know which category your e-bike falls under and what is required by law.For additional information, licensing, registration requirements, and appointment scheduling, visit the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's E-Bike webpage:www.nj.gov/mvc/vehicletopics/ebike.htmTogether, we can help make our roads safer for everyone. ... See MoreSee Less