-
How do I contact the Boonton Police Dept.?
For Non-Emergencies Dial: 973-402-9371 and for Emergencies Dial: 911
Back to Top
-
How do I get a copy of a police or accident report?
Please contact our records secretary at 973-402-9410 x602.
Back to Top
-
l was issued a ticket, what should I do now?
If you were issued a ticket by a Boonton Police Officer, Parking Enforcement Officer, or a New Jersey State Trooper while you were in Boonton, please direct all inquiries to the Violations Bureau at 973-402-9410 Extension 620 or 621.
Back to Top
-
"My (Electricity, Phone, Cable) is out, What should I do now?"
Please DO NOT call the police desk or 911, unless there is an emergent situation such as wires down etc. but call your service provider (Verizon, Cablevision, JCP&L, etc.) directly.
Back to Top
-
I have noticed a street light out; how, or to whom, should I report this ?
-
Does the Boonton Police offer fingerprinting?
The Boonton Police Dept. only conducts fingerprinting for prospective employees of the Boonton Police Dept. and of course persons arrested by this Agency. Please visit
https://www.bioapplicant.com/NJ/Default.aspx for more information on your fingerprinting needs.
Back to Top
-
"The roads are snow/ice covered, do my children have school?"
-
I received a parking ticket, but the parking meter was malfunctioning, what should I do?
In this case only, please contact the Police Desk at 973-402-9371, in all other cases contact the Violations Bureau at 973-402-9410 Extension 620 or 621. Thank you !
Back to Top
-
I have received phone calls from various organizations soliciting money for "Police Associations" or my "local Police Dept.", should I donate to them?
The members of the Town of Boonton Police Department are represented by Local #212 of the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association. Our fundraising is done entirely by mail and we will
never call by phone to solicit a donation. The phone solicitors do not represent our officers and any funds donated to these organizations do not benefit your local police.
Back to Top
