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Lt. Eric Camm participated in the 2026 Police Unity Tour in Washington, D.C., representing the Voorhees Township Police Department. We commend him and all the riders for participating in this journey that honors fallen law enforcement officers and their families.![]()
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Riders from across the nation raised and donated $2.5 million to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Foundation to support the mission of preserving the memory of America’s fallen law enforcement officers.![]()
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We’re proud of Lt. Eric Camm and his fellow riders for taking part in such a meaningful event honoring the fallen and the families they left behind. 🌹🚴
Make it part of your nighttime routine!![]()
The 9:00 PM Routine is a safety initiative developed by law enforcement agencies to minimize vehicle and home thefts. This![]()
initiative includes a simple nightly checklist to be completed around 9:00 PM or before bedtime:![]()
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- Remove all valuables, money, keys, and key fobs from vehicles.![]()
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- Turn on exterior lights.![]()
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- Activate security systems and alarms.![]()
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- Lock all residential and vehicle doors.![]()
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- Close all residential and vehicular windows.![]()
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By adding this habit, neighborhoods can enhance safety, making them less appealing targets for potential criminals. Your![]()
cooperation is appreciated.
Please be advised that the Pine Avenue entrance to Kirkwood Park is designated for handicap parking only. This area is reserved for vehicles displaying a valid handicap placard or license plate to help ensure accessibility for all park patrons. Unauthorized vehicles parked in this area may be subject to fines and/or towing enforcement. Drivers are also reminded that the speed limit on Pine Avenue is 25 mph and to please avoid speeding in the area to help keep pedestrians and park visitors safe.![]()
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Visitors utilizing Kirkwood Park for general parking are encouraged to use the main parking lot located off Laurel Oak Rd. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping keep Kirkwood Park safe and accessible for all members of our community.
About 18% of bike and pedestrian crashes in New Jersey involve kids and teens, a big reason why Youth Traffic Safety Month matters. This May, help teach young drivers, walkers, and riders to stay visible, follow traffic rules, and share the road safely!
VVoorhees Police FoundationBenefit Car Show![]()
Saturday, May 16, 2026 ![]()
10:00AM TO 2:00PM ![]()
2400 Voorhees Town Center, Voorhees, NJ 08043![]()
Rain or Shine![]()
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SHOW ENTRY: Laurel Road between Echelon Road & Burnt Mill Road. Arrive together to park together, and we do not save spots. ![]()
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ENTRY FEE: $20 day of the show, no pre-registration. All makes, models, and years welcome. Registration closes at 11:00am. ![]()
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JUDGED SHOW: 40 trophies & Specialty Awards. Must be present to receive the award.![]()
THIS SATURDAY!![]()
Enjoy a day filled with music, Food Vendors, K-9 Unit Demonstrations, Tactical Vehicle Display, and more!![]()
HOSTED BY: SOUTH JERSEY PONTIAC CLUB![]()
Chuck: 856-904-4843 / catalano112@verizon.net![]()
Tom: 856-524-2588 / goatguytom@aol.com![]()
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Proceeds benefit Voorhees Police ![]()
K-9 Unit and Voorhees Township Police Foundation.
