Frequently Asked Questions

Question: How can I get fingerprinted?

Answer: The Willingboro Police Department offers fingerprinting for all of its residence. You will need to bring proof of identification and residency to the Police station.

Question: How can I register my residential alarm?

Answer: Our Crime Prevention Unit is responsible for alarm registrations. Their office is located in the lower level of the police station.

Their office hours are:

Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Question: How do I get my vehicle out of impound?

Answer: In order to retrieve your vehicle you will need to bring the following to the police station for the Vehicle Release Form:

1. Identification
2. Proof of Ownership of the vehicle
3. Proof of liability insurance.

After producing these documents, you will be given the Impound release form and informed where your vehicle is being store.
NOTE: the impound company will not release your vehicle without the release form.

Question: How do I get a copy of a Police report?

Answer: Reports are given out for the Police Records room.

The hours are as follows:

Tuesday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Mondays 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

A fee of $.75 per page is charged.

Question: What is the township Curfew?

Answer: The Township of Willingboro has a curfew to keep all juveniles under the age of 17 off of the public streets from 10:00 PM – 5:00 AM Sunday through Thursday. 11:59 PM – 5:00 AM for Friday and Saturday.

Question: How can I register my bicycle?

Answer: The Willingboro Police Department holds its Bike registration several times through out the year. When a registration date is scheduled, notices are sent to the local newspapers as well as being posted at the Municipal Building. You can also call 609 877 3001 for more information.

Question: How can I pay my traffic ticket?

Answer: If the summons is marked "Court Appearance Required" Call the Court administrator at least one week before your court date to enter you plea. All other summons can be paid either on line at http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/atswep/njmcdirectmain or payment can be mailed to the address on the back of the summons or in person at the Willingboro Municipal Building, Court Administrator’s office. Payment must be made before your court date or a warrant could be issued for your arrest.

Question: What happens if I miss my court date?

Answer: If you missed your court date, most likely a warrant has been issued for your arrest. Contact the Court Administrators where the violation occurred to make arrangements to pay the imposed fine.

Question: How can I become a Willingboro Police Officer?

Answer: We are a Civil Service police department. The examination for getting hired is administered by the New Jersey Department of Personal.

*See Recruiting Section