Lavallette Police

Forms & Permits

 

Lavallette Police Department Forms, Permits, & Application's
currently available online.

Application for Employment Operation Reassurance Emergency Notification Program
     

 

 

Beach Buggy Permits

Off Duty Officer Request

Firearms Permits
     
 

 

  
  Towing Service Registration   

Some forms, permits, and application's are not available online
 and must be filled out in person at Police Headquarters.

If you do not see the form you are looking for Please contact the
Police Department during administrative business hours,
Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm.

Applications for Employment

The Lavallette Police Department is accepting applications for 2012 Class I officers.
Application must be submitted by 2/1/12 to the attention of Sergeant Schierer.
Applicants must be 18 or older to apply.

Print your application and bring it to:

Lavallette Police Department
1300 Grand Central Avenue
Lavallette, NJ 08735

Download: Employment Application

The Borough of Lavallette is an Equal Opportunity Employer

 

 

Operation Reassurance

Assisting senior citizens, or people living under special circumstances that live alone.

You will be required to call the Police Department every day between 6:00am and 11:00am.
If your call is not received by 11:00 am we will call you.

If there is no answer a police officer will be dispatched to your home to ensure your well being.

If a key is not made available to the police officer forced entry into your home may be required.

 The Lavallette Police Department or it's members will not be held liable for any damage incurred by the forced entry.

If you are interested in participating please print and fill out the application below and return it to Police Headquarters, if you are unable to bring the application to police headquarters an officer can pick it up from your residence.

Download: Operation Reassurance Application

 

 

Emergency Notification 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

With this program the police department is able to contact you regarding your home or property.

The Lavallette Police Department must be able to make immediate contact with either the homeowner or emergency contact person in case of an emergency.

Download: Emergency Notification Program Form

 

 

Beach Buggy Permit Application

BE ADVISED: You are responsible for knowing the regulations governing  the use of vehicles on the beach; therefore, be sure to read the Code for Permits!

Permits are good for the Calendar year January 1st - December 31

Fill out application, and bring it to Lavallette Borough Hall

Borough of Lavallette
1306 Grand Central Avenue
Lavallette, NJ 08735 

Permits are sold at the Lavallette Borough Hall Monday - Friday 9am to 4pm

Cash, Check or Money Order Only
No Credit or Debit Cards Accepted

The following list is required for any vehicle on the beach to carry:

  • Tow Chain
  • Jack
  • Flashlight
  • Shovel
  • Tire Gauge
  • Spare Tire
  • First Aid Kit
  • Tire Pump
  • Block of Wood
  • Fire Extinguisher

Download: Download Buggy Permit
Download: Map of 4x4 Access Points
Download: Code for Buggy's

 

 

Off Duty Officer Request Form

Requests for an off duty Police Officer for traffic control or when required by The Lavallette Police.
Download: Request for Off Duty Officer

 

 

Firearms Permits

In order to obtain a firearm, you must meet eligibility requirements and comply with the statutes which govern firearms purchases in the State of New Jersey.

All firearms applications for residents of Lavallette are handled through the police department. If you need guidance with the application process or have questions,
Please Call 732-793-4800 x671 Ptl. Ryan Greenhalgh.

 

Firearms Application Process and Requirements

The process begins with making application for a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and along the way, requires you to submit to a background investigation by both state and federal agencies, supply references, be fingerprinted, and consent to a mental health records check.

There are two types of purchase permits in New Jersey—the Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and the Permit to Purchase a Handgun. If this is your first time buying a firearm, you will need to apply for both but this is accomplished using the same application form (Form STS-33).

Applicants should anticipate the process taking approximately 6 to 8 weeks. Incomplete or missing information may delay the process, as will the failure of your references to respond in a timely manner.

Links to the requisite application forms are available at the bottom of this page.

 

If you are obtaining a Firearms Purchaser Identification
Card for the first time, you must submit the following:

Form STS-33 in Triplicate  *Must Sign All Originals

This is the dual application form for the Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and the Permit to Purchase a Handgun. This extensive questionnaire-type form is where you will provide the names and addresses of two reputable persons with whom you are presently acquainted but not related to.

If you plan to purchase a handgun, you must also enter the number of permits for which you are applying. Pistol permits are initially valid for ninety days and may be renewed for an additional ninety days.

Form SP-66 in Triplicate

This is the Consent for Mental Health Records Search which allows authorities to look into whether you were ever institutionalized.

After all forms are completed and signed you must pick up at the Police Department form no NJAPS2.

All fingerprints for firearms are now done electronically.

$5.00 fee for the Firearms ID card

This is payable to the Borough of Lavallette and may be either a check or money order. This is a one-time fee because the ID card is good for as long as you remain eligible to own a firearm in the State of New Jersey.

$2.00 for each handgun permit

You will need one permit for each handgun you wish to purchase. This is payable to the Borough of Lavallette by check or money order.

Note: You cannot combine fees in one payment. Payment to the borough must be separate from payment to the state.

You will be fingerprinted by the police department upon submission of the completed applications and fees.

 

If you already possess a Firearms ID Card and/or a Permit
to Purchase a Handgun, you must submit the following:

Form STS-33 in triplicate

Check the box at the top of the form to indicate that you are applying to purchase a handgun and enter the number of permits you are seeking. Pistol permits are initially valid for ninety days and may be renewed for an additional ninety days.

Form SP-66 in triplicate

This is the Consent for Mental Health Records Search which allows authorities to check and see if you were ever institutionalized.

$18.00 money order (conditional)

In lieu of being fingerprinted, you may be required to submit a Request for Criminal History Record Information (Form SBI 212A). This will be determined by the length of time between applications. If required to remit this fee, your payment must be in the form of a money order and made payable to the Division of State Police S.B.I.

$2.00 for each handgun permit

You will need one permit for each handgun you wish to purchase. This is payable to the Borough of Lavallette by check or money order.

Note: You cannot combine fees in one payment. Payment to the township must be separate from payment to the state.

If you are seeking a Permit to Carry a Handgun:

A permit to carry is required for any handgun—concealed or not—and it must be renewed every 2 years. Only one permit needs to be obtained for all such handguns.

In addition to meeting the requirements of the Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and Permit to Purchase a Handgun, you must also:

  • supply proof of your familiarity with handguns

  • include endorsements from three individuals attesting to your good moral character and ability to exercise self-control

  • have a “justifiable need to carry a handgun”

  • provide a description and serial number for every handgun you intend to carry

Issuance of this permit is almost completely discretionary and New Jersey has a policy of strictly limiting permits to “persons specifically employed in security work…and to others who can establish an urgent necessity for carrying guns for self-protection.”

 

Application Forms - All forms linked form the NJSP website http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/info/forms.html#firearms 
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Instruction on using fill able pdf forms Click Here

 

Note: Form SBI 212A (Request for Criminal History Record Information) must be submitted to the State Police using the original yellow form. For this reason, we are unable to make it available for download. To be done at Police Headquarters.

 

 

Towing Service Registration

No towing service shall be placed upon the towing list for the towing or storing of motor vehicles within the Borough unless the towing service shall first register with the Borough. In order to be placed upon the towing list for light-duty towing, a towing service must be located within 15 miles of the geographic center of the Borough of Lavallette or within the Borough of Lavallette.

A towing service that has met all the specifications and requirements of this chapter and has registered with the Borough shall be placed on the towing list by the Chief of Police or Public Safety Director; however, the maximum number of towing services on the Borough's towing list shall be five such services.

Services shall be placed on the Borough's towing list on a first-come first-served basis. Vacancies shall be filled in the same manner. Each towing service must submit its schedule of basic towing and storage rates with its registration application.

Download: Towing Service Registration Application
Related: See Chapter 26A of the Borough Codebook for full rules on towing.