Today, members of the Wall Township Police Department K9 Unit visited Wall Intermediate School to participate in K9 Day with the 6th grade students.
Students had the opportunity to meet K9 Oden and handler Ptl. Daugherty, K9 Axel and handler Ptl. Antunez, and K9 Cash and handler Ptl. Martin. During the presentation, the officers introduced each K9 and gave students a closer look at how these highly trained teams work together.
The presentation highlighted the important role K9 teams play in law enforcement, including patrol support, detection work, and helping keep our community safe.
We were grateful to be invited and always appreciate opportunities like this to connect with our students and share more about the work of our K9 Unit.
Thank you to the students and staff of Wall Intermediate School for having us! 🐾 ... See MoreSee Less
Yesterday we shared a Throwback Thursday photo and asked if anyone could recognize the location.
The answer: the intersection of Allaire Road and Baileys Corner Road.
The historic photo shows the area just before development began in 1974, when much of this part of Wall Township was still open land.
Fast forward to today, and this same location is now home to the Wall Township Municipal Complex and Police Department Headquarters, a central hub for the services that support our community every day.
As Wall Township celebrates 175 years, it’s incredible to see how much our town has grown and evolved while continuing to serve the residents who make this community so special.
Thank you to everyone who joined in and shared their guesses. See you next week for another throwback! ... See MoreSee Less
Wall Township Police are currently on scene and investigating a serious motor vehicle collision in the area of State Highway 70 and Morningstar Rd. Expect traffic delays and the road to be closed for an extended amount of time. ... See MoreSee Less
For today’s Throwback Thursday, we’re taking a look back at how much Wall Township has changed over time. #tbt
This photo was taken decades ago when parts of Wall Township looked very different than they do today — open land, fewer buildings, and a quieter stretch of roadway.
Where in Wall Township was this photo taken and what stands on this location today?
Drop your best guesses in the comments below! ⬇️
We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow.
It’s incredible to look back at scenes like this while celebrating 175 years of Wall Township history, growth, and community pride. ... See MoreSee Less
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go!”
On Tuesday, members of the Wall Township Police Department visited Allenwood Elementary School to help celebrate the birthday of the one and only Dr. Seuss by reading to students and sharing the joy of books and imagination.
Ptl. Donegan, Lt. Baldino, Lt. Shanklin, and Ptl. Baker spent time in the classrooms reading some favorite books and encouraging students to explore the fun and adventure that comes from reading.
We always appreciate opportunities like this to connect with our community’s youngest readers and help inspire a lifelong love of learning.
Thank you to the wonderful students and staff at Allenwood Elementary School for welcoming our officers into your classrooms! ... See MoreSee Less
Crashes and falls are unpredictable, but protecting your head doesn’t have to be. Wearing a properly fitted helmet can significantly reduce the risk of serious brain injury. Ride smart. Ride prepared. #SafeRoadsNJ... See MoreSee Less
Tonight, members of Wall PD attended the unveiling of the Military Wall of Honor at Wall Township High School, honoring graduates who went on to serve in the United States Armed Forces. Each veteran is recognized with their photo displayed on the wall.
The Wall Township Police Department commends Vice Principal Dave Bender and the entire Wall High School staff for their dedication in making this meaningful project a reality. We’re proud to support initiatives in our schools that recognize and honor those who served.y ... See MoreSee Less
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) will be at Rash Field conducting mobile vehicle inspections on:
📅 March 12, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Rash Field – 2008 NJ-71 in lWall Township
This is a convenient opportunity for residents to have their vehicles inspected without traveling to a state inspection facility.
Stop by during the event hours to take advantage of this mobile service. ... See MoreSee Less
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On March 7, 2026, Old Mill Road will be closed between Mill Brook Rd and West Chicago Blvd from 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM while DPW conducts roadway repairs.
Please follow posted detours or plan an alternate route. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, members of the Wall Township Police Department K9 Unit visited Wall Intermediate School to participate in K9 Day with the 6th grade students.
Students had the opportunity to meet K9 Oden and handler Ptl. Daugherty, K9 Axel and handler Ptl. Antunez, and K9 Cash and handler Ptl. Martin. During the presentation, the officers introduced each K9 and gave students a closer look at how these highly trained teams work together.
The presentation highlighted the important role K9 teams play in law enforcement, including patrol support, detection work, and helping keep our community safe.
We were grateful to be invited and always appreciate opportunities like this to connect with our students and share more about the work of our K9 Unit.
Thank you to the students and staff of Wall Intermediate School for having us! 🐾 ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday we shared a Throwback Thursday photo and asked if anyone could recognize the location.
The answer: the intersection of Allaire Road and Baileys Corner Road.
The historic photo shows the area just before development began in 1974, when much of this part of Wall Township was still open land.
Fast forward to today, and this same location is now home to the Wall Township Municipal Complex and Police Department Headquarters, a central hub for the services that support our community every day.
As Wall Township celebrates 175 years, it’s incredible to see how much our town has grown and evolved while continuing to serve the residents who make this community so special.
Thank you to everyone who joined in and shared their guesses. See you next week for another throwback! ... See MoreSee Less
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**UPDATE***The roadway has been re-opened.
Wall Township Police are currently on scene and investigating a serious motor vehicle collision in the area of State Highway 70 and Morningstar Rd. Expect traffic delays and the road to be closed for an extended amount of time. ... See MoreSee Less
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For today’s Throwback Thursday, we’re taking a look back at how much Wall Township has changed over time. #tbt
This photo was taken decades ago when parts of Wall Township looked very different than they do today — open land, fewer buildings, and a quieter stretch of roadway.
Where in Wall Township was this photo taken and what stands on this location today?
Drop your best guesses in the comments below! ⬇️
We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow.
It’s incredible to look back at scenes like this while celebrating 175 years of Wall Township history, growth, and community pride. ... See MoreSee Less
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As Dr. Seuss once reminded us:
“The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go!”
On Tuesday, members of the Wall Township Police Department visited Allenwood Elementary School to help celebrate the birthday of the one and only Dr. Seuss by reading to students and sharing the joy of books and imagination.
Ptl. Donegan, Lt. Baldino, Lt. Shanklin, and Ptl. Baker spent time in the classrooms reading some favorite books and encouraging students to explore the fun and adventure that comes from reading.
We always appreciate opportunities like this to connect with our community’s youngest readers and help inspire a lifelong love of learning.
Thank you to the wonderful students and staff at Allenwood Elementary School for welcoming our officers into your classrooms! ... See MoreSee Less
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Crashes and falls are unpredictable, but protecting your head doesn’t have to be. Wearing a properly fitted helmet can significantly reduce the risk of serious brain injury. Ride smart. Ride prepared. #SafeRoadsNJ ... See MoreSee Less
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Tonight, members of Wall PD attended the unveiling of the Military Wall of Honor at Wall Township High School, honoring graduates who went on to serve in the United States Armed Forces. Each veteran is recognized with their photo displayed on the wall.
The Wall Township Police Department commends Vice Principal Dave Bender and the entire Wall High School staff for their dedication in making this meaningful project a reality. We’re proud to support initiatives in our schools that recognize and honor those who served.y ... See MoreSee Less
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