Beach Buggy Permits Available at Borough Hall. Form for permits is in the lobby of the municipal building Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm. For rules, regulations, and application Click here. Beach Access open: October 1st - April 30th 7 Days a week. Closed May 1st - September 30	Snow Storm Reminder   All vehicles must be removed from streets when roadway becomes snow covered. Additional parking is available at the municipal parking lots located at President Avenue and Bay Boulevard and Washington Avenue and Bay Boulevard. Remember it is important remove vehicles to make plowing possible, when the streets become snow covered. It is also also a Borough code.
Vehicle Safety Announcement    Prevent your car from being broken into. Thefts from cars are most often crimes of opportunity in which a thief sees an easy target. Most vehicles have simple items, such as change, taken from them but the common denominator for most is that the vehicles were left UNLOCKED. Door handles are tried and if the car is locked they usually move on. Reduce the chances that a criminal will want to break into your vehicle by locking your doors and removing valuables from the vehicle and out of sight.	Animal Cruelty Complaints   If you would like to report Animal Cruelty, Please contact the Lavallette Police Department at 732-793-4800. If you have any further questions in reference to animal cruelty investigations, you may contact Patrolman Ryan Tulko.
Stop for pedestrians!   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	Operation Reassurance   The purpose of Operation Reassurance is to assist senior citizens, or people living under special circumstances that live alone. More Information
Move Over Law   39:4-92.2 Procedure for motorist approaching stationary authorized emergency vehicle, tow truck, highway maintenance or emergency service vehicle. This is the new law that requires drivers to veer away (to an outer lane) from police cars and other emergency vehicles stopped on the side of a road. If moving to an outer lane is not possible, motorists are required to slow down below the speed limit and be prepared to stop.	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

Mission Statement

The mission of the Lavallette Police Department is to provide professional police service to the community in order to maintain order and protect life and property. Through effective training and leadership, Lavallette Police Officers will exemplify a high level of knowledge and competence while performing their duties. We will identify and solve problems by forming partnerships with the citizens of our community to enhance the quality of life for our citizens and visitors. 

With service to the community as our foundation, we as police officers are compelled by purpose to enhance the quality of existence, and investigate problems as well as occurrences.  Subsequently, we strive for solutions and a sense of security and privacy in our community.