LONG HILL POLICE DEPARTMENT

Long Hill Township Police Department 264 Mercer Street Stirling, N.J. 07980 Non-Emergency Telephone: 908-647-1800 click for phone extensions directory Fax: 908-647-0355 40°40’09.4” North 74°29’33.7” West

LHPD patrol cars now proudly carry a memorial tribute to the officers who died on September 11 2001.

In 1985, the Long Hill Township Police Department was the FIRST police department in New Jersey to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).  Following previous accreditation in 2001, on March 20, 2004 the Long Hill Township Police Department was again awarded National Accreditation status by CALEA.  The Long Hill Township Police Department has always strived to maintain a level of superior law enforcement professionalism and dedication to duty and service.  We believe participation in this process will help us to better serve our community and the public.

The Long Hill Police Department was recognized as the Best Dressed Police Department (under 200 Officers) in 2000 by Law and Order Magazine.  This Department also won this coveted award in 1987 and 1999.  The men and women of the Long Hill Police Department are dedicated professionals who take great pride in their appearance and the services rendered to the residents of Long Hill Township.

Patch Collectors:  We invite you to visit our Patch History Page and print copies, if you wish.  But we are unable to honor requests for patches from collectors.

On The Web

• Commend an Employee
• File an Employee Complaint
• Read about the Crime Victim's Bill of Rights.
• Children's Group Leaders: If you are responsible for a community organization or agency where children gather without parents present, or where women are cared for, you may be eligible to receive information regarding certain registered sex offenders.  Click here for the Application form.
• We have an officer certified to inspect and advise on Children's Car Seats.  Since December 1, 2001, all children under 8 years old must use a car seat.
• We have formed a Domestic Violence Crisis Response Team in response to a state grant program.  Please read the information and volunteer your time.
• If you have Motor Vehicle questions, look find answers at the NJ Department of Motor Vehicles.
• The Morris County Sheriff's Crimestoppers offer rewards to observant citizens.
• Visit the State Police Megan's Law webpage.