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The White Horse Road Pedestrian Improvement Project is tentatively scheduled to begin on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, from 7:00AM to 5:00PM. ![]()
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During this ongoing project, there will be a complete lane closure on the eastbound lane of White Horse Road between Burnt Mill Road and Haddonfield-Berlin Road (Route 561) to perform concrete work. Please allow extra travel time and follow detour routes. For more information, questions, or concerns, please contact William Burke at 856-428-5914.![]()
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*Dates and times subject to change.
*DEADLINE TO APPLY IS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, AT 5:00PM.*![]()
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This is a great opportunity to get to know the members of the police department and go behind the scenes of what it is like to be a police officer. To apply, please complete the application form available at www.vtpd.com/.../communit.../citizen-police-academy/ . For further information, please contact Sgt. Jack Kluk at jkluk@vtpd.com or by phone at 856-882-1104.![]()
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The Voorhees Township Police Department will host its Annual Citizens’ Police Academy on Thursday, March 12, and participants will meet on most Thursday nights from 6:30PM-8:30PM, concluding with a graduation ceremony on April 9, 2026. ![]()
The training will take place at the Police Headquarters and several off-site locations. This course will offer our residents an inside, exclusive look at the training and behind-the-scenes activities that make the Voorhees Police Department function in a professional, effective, and efficient manner on a daily basis.![]()
The course will cover:![]()
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• Crime Scene Investigation/Mock Crime Scene![]()
• A tour of our Police Headquarters![]()
• Patrol/Investigations Bureaus![]()
• K-9 Unit demonstrations, and meet with our police dogs![]()
• Police use of force/ Police Stress![]()
• Central Communications Center (911) Tour![]()
• Traffic Unit/mock car stops![]()
• Internal Affairs/Body Worn Cameras![]()
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This course will host approximately 30 Voorhees residents, ages 18 and over. Applicants will be required to successfully pass a background examination, including warrant, NCIC, driver’s license checks, and NJ and Interstate Criminal History checks. Those who are accepted will be notified via email. Selected applicants will also need to complete a waiver of liability form.
Make it part of your night time routine! ![]()
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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.
The presence of crossing guards significantly enhances crosswalk safety. Their role is crucial in assisting pedestrians, particularly children, in safely navigating the street. Crossing guards are often recognized by their high-visibility reflective safety vests and stop sign paddles. You may encounter a nod, a smile, or a friendly wave ![]()
from your local crossing guards, who play a vital role in community safety. ![]()
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Ensuring pedestrian safety at crosswalks is a shared responsibility among pedestrians, drivers, and all road users. Individuals must remain vigilant when crossing the street by paying attention to signs, signals, and the actions of drivers, cyclists, and other pedestrians. Looking left-right-left is advisable for oncoming vehicles and to follow the steps: stop, look, and listen. Thank you to all the Voorhees Township Crossing Guards for helping keep the community safe.
Seats are filling up fast! The deadline to apply is Monday, February 23, at 5:00 PM. Gain insights into the training program and explore behind-the-scenes activities. To apply, please complete the application form available at www.vtpd.com/.../communit.../citizen-police-academy/ . For further information, please contact Sgt. Jack Kluk at jkluk@vtpd.com or by phone at 856-882-1104.![]()
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The Voorhees Township Police Department will host its Annual Citizens’ Police Academy on Thursday, March 12, and participants will meet on most Thursday nights from 6:30PM-8:30PM, concluding with a graduation ceremony on April 9, 2026. ![]()
The training will take place at the Police Headquarters and several off-site locations. This course will offer our residents an inside, exclusive look at the training and behind-the-scenes activities that make the Voorhees Police Department function in a professional, effective, and efficient manner on a daily basis.![]()
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The course will cover:![]()
• Crime Scene Investigation/Mock Crime Scene![]()
• A tour of our Police Headquarters![]()
• Patrol/Investigations Bureaus![]()
• K-9 Unit demonstrations, and meet with our police dogs![]()
• Police use of force/ Police Stress![]()
• Central Communications Center (911) Tour![]()
• Traffic Unit/mock car stops![]()
• Internal Affairs/Body Worn Cameras![]()
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This course will host approximately 30 Voorhees residents, ages 18 and over. Applicants will be required to successfully pass a background examination, including warrant, NCIC, driver’s license checks, and NJ and Interstate Criminal History checks. Those who are accepted will be notified via email. Selected applicants will also need to complete a waiver of liability form.
