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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has designated September 25th as “If You See Something, Say Something Awareness Day" to highlight the importance of public vigilance. On this day, DHS and its campaign partners across the country come together to remind the public to be aware of suspicious activity and how to report it to law enforcement. Voorhees Township Police Department pledges to protect Voorhees Township by encouraging everyone to report suspicious activity to authorities. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies, contact us at 856-428-5400 or visit our website at www.vtpd.com/.To report an anonymous tip, call the Crime Tip Line at 856-627-7174. To report suspicious activity to DHS, call 866-472-3365 or email tips@njohsp.gov.
Fall vibes in NJ are unmatched. Just remember to keep safety part of the scenery and stay alert at intersections and crosswalks. 🍁
The Voorhees Township Police Department would like to share some tips to help you enhance your vehicle's security and protect against theft. Implementing these suggestions can significantly reduce your risk and keep your property safe.*Adopt the 9:00 PM Routine: Make it a habit to lock your car doors and close all windows by 9:00 PM each night. This small step can significantly reduce theft risk.*Keep Valuables Out of Sight: Ensure that no valuables are left inside your vehicle, as this can deter potential thieves and keep your belongings safe.*Invest in a Steering Wheel Lock: Using a locking device mounted on your steering wheel can serve as an effective deterrent, making it much harder for intruders to drive away with your car.*Secure Your Keys Properly: Always remove your keys from the ignition when leaving your vehicle unattended, even if it’s running. Remember to keep your garage door opener out of the car to prevent intruders from easily accessing your home.*Protect Your Tires: Since car tires are often targeted, consider installing a wheel lock system to make it more challenging for anyone to remove your tires and rims.*Stay Vigilant: If you notice any suspicious activity, call 911 and call the non-emergency police line at 856-428-5400 to report a theft has already occurred. Your awareness can play a vital role in preventing crime in your area.By implementing these proactive measures, you can help contribute to a safer environment for yourself and your community.
Thursday September 24, 2026 – 702 Haddonfield-Berlin Road – 8:00pm to 6:00am. Kiely Civil, on behalf of South Jersey Gas, will be renewing a gas service. There will be he a lane shift between White Horse Road & Voorhees Drive
The Voorhees Police Department has a “Safe Exchange Zone” in the front visitor parking lot of the Voorhees Police Administration Building, located at 1180 White Horse Road, Voorhees, NJ 08043. This zone is set up for the protection of the public to complete in-person transactions from sites such as Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, or Online Yard Sale purchases and is under 24-hour video surveillance. We do not endorse any service and only provide this area as an added layer of safety for Voorhees residents involved in online commerce. Property may NOT be dropped off and left unattended.
