Long Branch Police Department proudly recognizes all women in honor of National Women’s Month, especially our department’s own!

In a predominantly male profession, Long Branch PD is proud to have 5 female officers on our team! Our female officers play a vital role within our department on a daily basis, professionally and personally. They have a profound impact on our communities and are indispensable in numerous patrol and investigative tasks.

Happy National Women’s Month!

Pictured (L to R): Sergeant Heather Valdes, Sergeant Antonia Gonzalez, Corporal Kimberly Leavy and Corporal Tracey Widdis. Not pictured, Officer Dana Page

The City of Long Branch Police Department is committed to providing a safe community and improving the quality of life for all people. We accomplish this by delivering quality police services and enforcing laws with equality and impartiality. In partnership with the community, we reduce crime through public education, prevention, and awareness. In meeting this objective, we demand of ourselves the highest professional standards and dedication to our core values.

Professionalism

In our actions, conduct, and job performance. Committed to training, education, individual self-discipline, service orientation and other attributes of a true professional.

Respect

For all citizens, each other, and for differing points of view, regardless of age, race, gender, appearance, individual beliefs, or lifestyles.

Integrity

Truthful & honest in word and deed. Ethical, being guided by the concept of fundamental fairness in everything we do, doing what is right.

Dedication

To the organization, each other, our families, and the citizens we serve. Empower department members and citizens to work together to solve community problems.

Excellence

In everything we do. Seeking to improve and excel, always.

Police Department is located at the rear of the building in the lower level. 

For Emergencies Dial 9-1-1

Non-Emergencies 732-222-1000

City Hall Main No. 732-222-7000