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The Voorhees Township Police Department is pleased to announce the graduation of the 2026 Citizens’ Police Academy (CPA) class.![]()
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Over the past several weeks, participants completed a training program led by our officers, enhancing their understanding of the diverse aspects of law enforcement. Throughout the program, participants engaged in classroom presentations, hands-on![]()
experiences and insights into department operations, including Crime Scene Investigation/Mock Crime Scene, Patrol/Investigations![]()
Bureaus, K-9 Unit Demonstrations, Central Communications Center (911) tour, and the Traffic Unit with![]()
mock car stops. ![]()
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Thank you to everyone who took part. We hope you enjoyed the experience! Congratulations!
ROADWORK NOTICE:![]()
Thursday, April 9 and Friday, April 10, 2026.![]()
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Evesham Road – 7:00am to 4:00pm. Asphalt Paving Systems will be milling and paving. There will be a partial road closure northbound between Springdale Road and Golfview Road.![]()
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Friday April 10, 2026![]()
Evesham Road – 7:00am to 4:00pm. Asphalt Paving Systems will be repairing an asphalt patch, there will be a lane shift between Alpha Avenue and Burnt Mill Road.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Every year, thousands of people die, and hundreds of thousands more are seriously injured in car accidents caused by distracted driving. ![]()
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By avoiding texting while driving, you can stay more focused on the road, react quickly to unexpected situations, and reach your destination safely. Complying with laws and regulations is important in preventing accidents and avoiding legal consequences. ![]()
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There is no excuse for texting while driving, and it is illegal in New Jersey to use a handheld electronic device while operating a motor vehicle.
Found dog in the Centennial/Cooper area. The dog has been safely transported by Animal Control to the Voorhees Animal Orphanage. If you recognize this dog or it belongs to you, please contact the shelter.
Sergeant Jack Kluk, Detective Jonah Randazzo, and Detective Kody Smith spent time with the Voorhees Senior Club this afternoon. They discussed strategies for seniors to safeguard themselves against scams, particularly those that target the senior community. They provided advice such as never sharing personal or financial information, verifying information using official phone numbers, and consulting with a friend or family member before providing information or sending money. The seniors appreciated meeting the officers, the presentation and the tips offered to enhance their safety.
