A huge thank you to our amazing Department of Public Works crew for battling the elements today to repair a broken sewer line! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to keeping our community running smoothly.
Marconi Rd, between Brighton Ave and Monmouth Blvd, will be closed while repairs are made.
Yesterday, Lt. Miles Shanklin and Sgt. Amy Gallaudet had the pleasure of participating in Wall Primary School’s Touch-A-Truck event!
It was a great opportunity to interact with students, show them our police vehicles, and give them an up-close look at some of the equipment we use every day. Thank you to Wall Primary School for inviting us. We always enjoy connecting with our youngest community members! ...
Wall Police is working in conjunction with the school staff. We are aware of recent phone threats made toward local schools. At this time, there is no immediate danger to students or staff, and these appear to be part of a series of "swatting" incidents (false reports designed to provoke an emergency response).
The Wall Township Police Department is actively investigating the calls. There is currently no credible threat to the safety of our schools or community. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as law enforcement works to ensure our schools remain safe. ...
October is Pedestrian Safety Month! Watch for students, school buses, and crossing guards near New Jersey schools. Slow down and stay alert during morning drop-off and afternoon pickup. #SafeRoadsNJ...
WALL TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST BLOTTER September 28, 2026 – October 4, 2026
Tuesday, September 29, 2026:
Detective Zach Honecker arrested Anthony Paul, 26, of Wall, for possession of child sexual abuse material subsequent to a multi-month investigation by the Wall Township Detective Bureau and ICAC Task Force. In accordance with the New Jersey Criminal Justice Reform Act, Paul was charged on a summons and released pending a future court appearance.
Thursday, October 1, 2026:
Patrolman Grothues arrested Xavier Jackson, 24, of Toms River, on a Howell Township warrant following a disabled vehicle investigation on State Highway 34. Jackson was processed and turned over to the Howell Township Police Department.
Friday, October 2, 2026:
Patrolman Joseph Liddy arrested Jonathan Longstreet, 41, of Wall, on a Jackson Township warrant following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Longstreet was processed and released after posting bail.
Saturday, October 3, 2026:
Patrolman Tyler Martin arrested Michaela Riffert, 34, of Lakehurst, on warrants out of Lakehurst and Wall following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Riffert was processed and transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
Patrolman Jerry Baker arrested Mackinac Stokes, 28, of Brick, for driving while intoxicated following a disabled vehicle investigation on Allenwood-Lakewood Road at 5:16 AM. Stokes was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.
Patrolman Julia Cutolo arrested Jovan Augustus, 33, of Monroe, for possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and warrants out of Union Township and New York following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Augustus was processed and transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
Patrolman Jared Conte arrested Jeremia Mendoza-Lopez, 45, of Oceanport, for driving while intoxicated and on a Wall Township warrant following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 34 at 11:17 PM. Mendoza-Lopez was processed and released on his own recognizance and in accordance with John’s Law.
Sunday, October 4, 2026:
Patrolman Josh Wheeler arrested Oliver Garcia-Almonte, 25, of Eatontown, on a Keansburg warrant following a disabled vehicle call on State Highway 18. Garcia-Almonte was processed and released after posting bail.
Despite these charges, every defendant is presumed innocent, unless and until found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, following a trial at which the defendant has all the trial rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and New Jersey State Law. ...
On Sunday, October 18, 2026, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation will host its Second Annual 5K Run & Walk in Wall Township. To ensure the safety of participants and spectators, temporary road closures and traffic restrictions will be in effect along the race route. Closures will begin as early as 8:00 a.m. in some locations and are expected to remain in place until approximately 10:30 a.m., depending on the progression of the race.
Impacted roadways include:
Allaire Road between State Highway 34 and New Bedford Road – approximately 8:25 a.m.
Campbell Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
18th Avenue between Allenwood Road and New Bedford Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
Baileys Corner Road between 18th Avenue and Allaire Road – beginning at approximately 8:00 a.m. from Allaire Road and 8:45 a.m. from 18th Avenue
Celeste Drive – approximately 8:45 a.m.
Concord Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
All closure and reopening times are approximate and may change as necessary to maintain the safety and integrity of the race course. Officers will make every effort to reopen roadways as runners progress through the course and conditions permit.
Residents and motorists should expect delays and use alternate routes when possible. Wall Township Police officers and event staff will be stationed throughout the area to assist with traffic direction, detours, and access for local residents.
🚫 NO PARKING: For the safety and security of everyone involved, please do not park vehicles on any of the above-listed roadways on the morning of the event.
Questions regarding the road closures may be directed to the Wall Township Police Department at 732-449-4500 ext. 1177 or agallaudet@wallpolice.org. ...
Thank you for recognizing our officers for the amazing job they did.
We take great pride in our training and preparation so that we can perform at our best when our residents need us most. Wall Township operates its own 911 Communications Center, so this emergency call was received directly at Wall Township Police Headquarters.
Communications Officers Leighann Woolley and Matthew Swigger immediately began providing CPR instructions to the caller while simultaneously dispatching emergency services.
Wall Township Police officers were the first emergency responders to arrive on scene, led by Lieutenant Jack Gramlich, who is an EMT and CPR instructor. Patrolmen Mark Daugherty and Kevin Donegan assisted with the life-saving efforts, including delivering two defibrillator shocks.
As a result of their combined efforts, the patient achieved ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation). Paramedics then arrived on scene and assumed patient care, along with Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office MEDSTAR EMTs. The patient was transported to a nearby hospital.
This was an outstanding example of teamwork, training, and professionalism from everyone involved. Excellent job by all, and we wish the patient a speedy recovery.
A huge thank you to our amazing Department of Public Works crew for battling the elements today to repair a broken sewer line! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to keeping our community running smoothly.
Marconi Rd, between Brighton Ave and Monmouth Blvd, will be closed while repairs are made.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation!! ...
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Ptl Clint Forgach, Ptl Johan Moreno, and Ptl Trent Powers at last nights Wall High School football game. ...
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Are you a current certified police officer? Are you a certified SLEO II or recruit in the academy?
Make the move.
Wall Township PD is actively recruiting qualified:
• NJ Certified Police Officers (Lateral Transfers)
• Certified SLEO II Officers
• SLEO II Academy Recruits
If you’re looking for more opportunity, professionalism, strong leadership, and a proactive agency—this is it.
Our hiring process is confidential.
Apply now. Visit wallpolice.org/career for more information.
Direct questions to recruitment@wallpolice.org. ...
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Yesterday, Lt. Miles Shanklin and Sgt. Amy Gallaudet had the pleasure of participating in Wall Primary School’s Touch-A-Truck event!
It was a great opportunity to interact with students, show them our police vehicles, and give them an up-close look at some of the equipment we use every day. Thank you to Wall Primary School for inviting us. We always enjoy connecting with our youngest community members! ...
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Wall Police is working in conjunction with the school staff. We are aware of recent phone threats made toward local schools. At this time, there is no immediate danger to students or staff, and these appear to be part of a series of "swatting" incidents (false reports designed to provoke an emergency response).
The Wall Township Police Department is actively investigating the calls. There is currently no credible threat to the safety of our schools or community. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as law enforcement works to ensure our schools remain safe. ...
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October is Pedestrian Safety Month! Watch for students, school buses, and crossing guards near New Jersey schools. Slow down and stay alert during morning drop-off and afternoon pickup. #SafeRoadsNJ ...
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WALL TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST BLOTTER
September 28, 2026 – October 4, 2026
Tuesday, September 29, 2026:
Detective Zach Honecker arrested Anthony Paul, 26, of Wall, for possession of child sexual abuse material subsequent to a multi-month investigation by the Wall Township Detective Bureau and ICAC Task Force. In accordance with the New Jersey Criminal Justice Reform Act, Paul was charged on a summons and released pending a future court appearance.
Thursday, October 1, 2026:
Patrolman Grothues arrested Xavier Jackson, 24, of Toms River, on a Howell Township warrant following a disabled vehicle investigation on State Highway 34. Jackson was processed and turned over to the Howell Township Police Department.
Friday, October 2, 2026:
Patrolman Joseph Liddy arrested Jonathan Longstreet, 41, of Wall, on a Jackson Township warrant following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Longstreet was processed and released after posting bail.
Saturday, October 3, 2026:
Patrolman Tyler Martin arrested Michaela Riffert, 34, of Lakehurst, on warrants out of Lakehurst and Wall following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Riffert was processed and transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
Patrolman Jerry Baker arrested Mackinac Stokes, 28, of Brick, for driving while intoxicated following a disabled vehicle investigation on Allenwood-Lakewood Road at 5:16 AM. Stokes was processed and released in accordance with John’s Law.
Patrolman Julia Cutolo arrested Jovan Augustus, 33, of Monroe, for possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and warrants out of Union Township and New York following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 35. Augustus was processed and transported to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution.
Patrolman Jared Conte arrested Jeremia Mendoza-Lopez, 45, of Oceanport, for driving while intoxicated and on a Wall Township warrant following a motor vehicle stop on State Highway 34 at 11:17 PM. Mendoza-Lopez was processed and released on his own recognizance and in accordance with John’s Law.
Sunday, October 4, 2026:
Patrolman Josh Wheeler arrested Oliver Garcia-Almonte, 25, of Eatontown, on a Keansburg warrant following a disabled vehicle call on State Highway 18. Garcia-Almonte was processed and released after posting bail.
Despite these charges, every defendant is presumed innocent, unless and until found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, following a trial at which the defendant has all the trial rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and New Jersey State Law. ...
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TUNNEL TO TOWERS 5K – ROAD CLOSURES
On Sunday, October 18, 2026, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation will host its Second Annual 5K Run & Walk in Wall Township. To ensure the safety of participants and spectators, temporary road closures and traffic restrictions will be in effect along the race route. Closures will begin as early as 8:00 a.m. in some locations and are expected to remain in place until approximately 10:30 a.m., depending on the progression of the race.
Impacted roadways include:
Allaire Road between State Highway 34 and New Bedford Road – approximately 8:25 a.m.
Campbell Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
18th Avenue between Allenwood Road and New Bedford Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
Baileys Corner Road between 18th Avenue and Allaire Road – beginning at approximately 8:00 a.m. from Allaire Road and 8:45 a.m. from 18th Avenue
Celeste Drive – approximately 8:45 a.m.
Concord Road – approximately 8:45 a.m.
All closure and reopening times are approximate and may change as necessary to maintain the safety and integrity of the race course. Officers will make every effort to reopen roadways as runners progress through the course and conditions permit.
Residents and motorists should expect delays and use alternate routes when possible. Wall Township Police officers and event staff will be stationed throughout the area to assist with traffic direction, detours, and access for local residents.
🚫 NO PARKING: For the safety and security of everyone involved, please do not park vehicles on any of the above-listed roadways on the morning of the event.
Questions regarding the road closures may be directed to the Wall Township Police Department at 732-449-4500 ext. 1177 or agallaudet@wallpolice.org. ...
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Thank you for recognizing our officers for the amazing job they did.
We take great pride in our training and preparation so that we can perform at our best when our residents need us most. Wall Township operates its own 911 Communications Center, so this emergency call was received directly at Wall Township Police Headquarters.
Communications Officers Leighann Woolley and Matthew Swigger immediately began providing CPR instructions to the caller while simultaneously dispatching emergency services.
Wall Township Police officers were the first emergency responders to arrive on scene, led by Lieutenant Jack Gramlich, who is an EMT and CPR instructor. Patrolmen Mark Daugherty and Kevin Donegan assisted with the life-saving efforts, including delivering two defibrillator shocks.
As a result of their combined efforts, the patient achieved ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation). Paramedics then arrived on scene and assumed patient care, along with Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office MEDSTAR EMTs. The patient was transported to a nearby hospital.
This was an outstanding example of teamwork, training, and professionalism from everyone involved. Excellent job by all, and we wish the patient a speedy recovery.
Chief Sean O’Halloran ...
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