**A message from Chief Davenport** Hello residents of Sea Girt, this is Sea Girt Police Chief Kevin Davenport. I hope everyone is doing well and we are continuing to take the necessary precautions to limit exposure to our community. I can tell you that here in Sea...
Please read these safety tips for you and your four legged friends while you walk at night!
On Thursday, April 19th, 2018, Chief Kevin Davenport, Captain Justin Macko, and Accreditation Manager Sergeant John DeMillio attended The New Jersey State Association Chiefs of Police Accreditation Committee Hearing in South Brunswick, NJ for the final phase of...
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Law enforcement officers from the Sea Girt Police Department will be cracking down on distracted drivers during April as part of New Jersey’s UDrive. UText. UPay Enforcement campaign.
The Borough Council has appointed Class I Special Officers for 2018. Seven new officers were appointed at the March 28th meeting of the Borough Council. These officers will begin there training at the Monmouth County Police Academy on April 30th. Once this training is completed, they are set to begin a field training program within the Sea Girt Police Department.
Please read press release from U.S. Federal Trade Commission below for information regarding any funds lost by scams utilizing Western Union from January 1,2004 through January 19,2017 The Federal Trade Commission is alerting consumers who lost money to scammers...
The Sea Girt Police Department would like to welcome eight officers who were appointed as Class II Special Officers at the meeting of the Sea Girt Borough Council on January 3rd. Two of these officers previously served the Borough as Class I Special Officers and the...
Please be advised during the early morning hours of January 3rd, 2018, we had two vehicles stolen out of their respective driveways. These thefts are believed to be part of a known auto theft ring out of North Jersey. Currently, the thefts are being investigated...