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Galloway Township National Night Out 2017

Galloway PD Participates in Grand Opening of Wawa in Pomona

Distracted Driving Enforcement and Education Campaign

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Honor Guard

A current photograph of the Galloway Township Police Department Honor Guard.

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Municipal Complex

Aerial photo of the Galloway Township Municipal Complex courtesy of Kurt Hackney.
Honor Guard

Honor guard folding the colors at the memorial service for retired officer William Weisgerber.

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Traffic Safety Unit

The Traffic Safety Unit is responsible for the planning, analysis and coordination of traffic safety-related issues, routine and targeted traffic enforcement, traffic safety education, accident investigation / reconstruction and traffic engineering.

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Details: Published on 09 May 2017 Hits: 79

The Galloway Township Police Department is pleased to announce that we will once again be hosting National Night Out at the Galloway Township Munic...

Details: Published on 06 May 2017 Hits: 89

The Galloway Township Police Department was pleased to be invited to the grand opening of the new Wawa located at White Horse Pike and Pomona Rd. in o...

Details: Published on 29 March 2017 Hits: 151

Law enforcement officers from the Galloway Township Police Department will be cracking down on distracted drivers during April as part of ...

21 March 2017 New GTPD Website Online!
17 March 2017 GTPD Participates in St. Baldrick's
01 March 2017 Two GTPD K9s retire from service

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	The Galloway Township Police Department is now accepting unused/unwanted prescription medications in a partnership with "Join Together Atlantic County" and the "American Medicine Chest Challenge." Galloway Township residents may drop off medications in their original container or medications sealed in a plastic bag 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the Police Headquarters lobby.

	Accepted Items: Pills Capsules Patches Pet medications	Not Accepted: Mail Trash Syringes Liquids