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Lavallette Emergency
Notification System

We are
proud to offer this new service to the public. An Emergency Notification
System, or Reverse 911 as they are sometimes known, gives those in
charge of Public Safety a chance to reach out to the public in case of
an emergency event.
Click Here to get more information and sign up.
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Speed Limit
Returned to 35Mph

Use caution on the roadway.
Route 35 South speed limit had returned to 35Mph for the
summer season. Drive alert, watch for pedestrians and
bicycles.
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Ride your bicycle with the flow of Traffic, Not
against it! Obey all of the same traffic laws as a motor vehicle!

When ridden on any roadway a bicycle rider has all of the rights
and responsibilities of any vehicle. Unless bicycles are specifically
excepted, all traffic laws and rules apply to bicycles. Bicyclists who
violate traffic laws are subject to a citation.
More Bicycle Safety Information
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Stop for pedestrians in the crosswalks!

It's The Law!
The driver of a vehicle must stop and stay stopped for a pedestrian
crossing the roadway within a marked crosswalk or within any unmarked
crosswalk at an intersection, except at crosswalks when the movement of
traffic is being regulated by police officers or traffic control
signals.
More Information
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Prescription Drug Drop Off Sites

“Project Medicine Drop” is to encourage the public to discard
outdated or unused prescription medications at three collection
boxes located at municipal police departments. The drop boxes accept
solid pharmaceuticals such as pills, capsules, patches, inhalers,
and pet medications. They cannot accept syringes or liquids.
One of the locations is the lobby of the Seaside Heights Police
headquarters.
More
Info and Locations
Flushing unused medicines or throwing them down a sink is not
recommended because it contaminates waterways.
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When calling 911, Remember to stay calm, the 9.1.1.
operator is there to help. Follow the instructions the
911 operator gives you.

Wireless phones don't always automatically
provide 9-1-1 call-takers with all the information they
need. That's why, it's important to remember when calling
9-1-1 using a wireless phone, to give your location, nature
of emergency, who is involved,
and a phone number.
We also suggest that you be aware of your
surroundings. Look for landmarks. And, when driving, pull
over to a safe place, and then provide as much information
to the 9-1-1
dispatcher as possible.
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Beach Buggy Permits

Beach is closed to beach buggy's
until September 2012
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Property Contact
Program

This program is a courtesy extended to all property
owners of Lavallette by the Police Department.
Visit The Property Contact Page
to Submit An Online ENP form
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The purpose of this program is to empower the local, private, and corporate
waterfront
community
with the knowledge and ability to assist law enforcement. Civilians can
assist by identifying observed criminal or terrorist behaviors, and alerting
law enforcement. This information is then entered into the Statewide Intelligence
Management System (SIMS). The SIMS database is used to collect and share
information on suspected involvement in all types of criminal activity.
SIMS allows agencies to store intelligence for their own use or for the
use of the broader law enforcement community.

New Jersey State
Police Marine Services
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No Wake Zones

"No wake" is defined as "The slowest possible speed required
in order to maintain steerage and headway."
In New
Jersey, it is unlawful to operate any vessel or personal
watercraft (PWC) at greater than "no wake" speed when within
200 feet or less of docks, marinas, piers, or wharfs.
Vessel operators are responsible for any property damage
caused by their vessels wake.
Remember to obey No
Wake Zones in and out of the Borough lagoons and surrounding
bay front areas.
NJ State
Police Marine Services
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National Terrorism Advisory System

National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS)
check current
status.
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Click it or Ticket

Sponsored by the State of New Jersey.
We urge all motorists to abide by the Law and Wear your Seatbelts. Make
sure that all of you passengers are wearing seatbelts.
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