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11/02/2026

See something? Say something. Help us keep Gibbstown, Greenwich Township safe by sending GTPD a tip. All tips can be kept confidential.

Email: [email protected] or scan the QR code on the graphic.

10/30/2026

🎃 Look who stopped by the station today! The little ones from Repauno Daycare paid us a visit in their Halloween costumes! Thank you for brightening our day. Happy Halloween, everyone!

10/29/2026

🎃 Halloween Safety Tips from Greenwich Township Police 🎃

Halloween is almost here! Before the trick-or-treating begins, take a few minutes to get your family ready.

• Have children wear reflective material or carry a flashlight
• Inspect all candy before your child eats it
• Accompany young children while they trick-or-treat
• Make sure costumes fit properly to prevent trips and falls
• Stay on sidewalks and cross at corners or crosswalks

Drivers, please plan ahead too. Expect extra foot traffic, slow down, and stay alert on Halloween night.

Please share so everyone is prepared for a safe and happy Halloween!

10/28/2026

Yesterday, Sgt. Bramell took a quick break from patrolling to visit Broad Street Elementary School as a mystery reader in Ms. Fowler’s kindergarten class! 👮

Sgt. Bramell read Officer Buckle & Gloria by Peggy Rathmann, a fun story with a great safety message. Thank you to Ms. Fowler and her students for the warm welcome. It was a pleasure to be there!

10/27/2026

This past weekend, two members of our department were honored at the Gloucester County Police Awards with a Life Saving Award: Patrolman Im and Patrolman Deputy.

Pictured: Capt. Gurick (left) and Patrolman Im (right).

Thank you both for all you do. Well deserved! 👏

10/26/2026

🎃 Halloween Night Hours 🎃

Beware, dear residents... the witching hour approaches!

As the ghouls and goblins prepare to haunt our streets on Saturday, October 31, the Police Department recommends that trick-or-treating take place between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM, while the daylight still lingers and the shadows are friendly.

Please note that this is a recommendation only and is not defined by ordinance. The township juvenile curfew remains at 10:00 PM, § 317-2; § 317-4.

Why 8:00 PM? As the sun sets earlier each night, the darkness grows deeper and the spooks grow bolder. A few more reasons to wrap up the candy hunt by then:

Safety first: Visibility drops quickly after dark, so little vampires, witches, and superheroes are easier to see in the early evening.

Be a good neighbor: Some of your neighbors may have already blown out their jack-o’-lanterns and settled in for the night. Please be mindful and respectful of porch lights that have gone dark.

Stay spooky, stay safe: Bring a flashlight, wear something reflective, and watch for drivers as you roam from door to door.

From all of us at the Greenwich Township Police Department: have a frightfully fun Halloween, and may your treat bags be full and your tricks be harmless!

10/15/2026

Let’s look back to the 1940s! This vintage photo, recently colorized, shows Chief John Landolfi (left) and Officer Phil McGill (right). Any guesses where this photo was taken?

Have an old photo or story to share? Drop it below, send us a DM, or email [email protected].

10/12/2026

Earlier this month, the Police Department had the opportunity to speak with students in grades K–8 about safety.

Students in Kindergarten through 5th grade learned how to be "Safety Superstars" with a presentation on bike, pedestrian, and vehicle safety. Students in 6th through 8th grade received a presentation on the importance of privacy and staying safe when using technology.

These presentations are available to anyone who would like a copy. Please email us at [email protected] to request one.

10/09/2026

Gibbstown First Responders Softball Game: A Huge Success!

Last month, we held the first annual Gibbstown First Responders Softball Game, and it was a fantastic day of friendly competition, community spirit, and family fun for our first responders and their families!

Police vs. Fire
The Fire Department walked their way to victory, earning the win and bragging rights for the very first game!

Home Run Derby Champion
Congratulations to Police Department, Michael Marcucci for taking the Home Run Derby title!

Thank You
This event was made possible by our sponsors: Repauno Port and Rail Terminal, Gibbstown Girls Softball, TummyTee LLC , and Uncle Pig's Barbeque Pit . A big thank you also to organizers Lee Campbell, Lisa Jeffers, and Jimmy Schmidt for all their hard work.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our local heroes. See you next year for the rematch!

10/08/2026

Today’s throwback takes us back to two familiar faces in the history of the Greenwich Township Police Department. Lou “Boobie” Pozielli (right) joined the department in 1951 and went on to serve as Chief of Police until his retirement in 1983. Joe Giordano Sr. joined the department in 1959 and served the community until his retirement as Chief in 2000.

Between them, Lou and Joe gave 73 years of service to Greenwich Township and the residents of Gibbstown. Their dedication helped shape our department and our community.

Have an old photo or story to share? Drop it below, send us a DM, or email [email protected].

Address

421 W Broad Street
Gibbstown, NJ
08027

Telephone

+18564231900

Website

http://www.greenwichtwp.com/2211/POLICE

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