Tag Archives: Oceanport Police

Oceanport cop and prisoner taken to hospital

An incident occurred in Oceanport on Tuesday that ended up with two police officers being transported to Monmouth Medical Center. Officers from West Long Branch were asked to cover the Borough of Oceanport in case of an emergency. Oceanport Police … Continue reading →

Zero tolerance on speeding anywhere in Oceanport

Oceanport — Due to an increase in motor vehicle complaints, the administration of the Oceanport Police Department, along with the Oceanport Traffic Safety Unit, has instituted a zero tolerance speeding enforcement campaign for 2012.

Sgt. Michael Kelly and his family pose for a photo after he received his promotion to the new rank.

Traffic safety officers promoted

By Neil Schulman Oceanport — Oceanport Police Officers Michael Chenowith and Michael Kelly were both promoted to the rank of sergeant at the Oct. 6 Borough Council meeting.

Police: Expect Haskell traffic delays

Originally published July 28, 2011 Oceanport — Sunday’s Haskell invitational will draw some of the biggest names in horse racing, including the winners of this year’s Preakness and Belmont. The race attracts national attention; it’s being televised on ABC from … Continue reading →

Sources: Oceanport, West Long Branch, police will merge

Originally published July 28, 2011 By Walter J. O’Neill, Jr. Taxpayers in New Jersey have demanded that elected officials do something to lower property taxes, which are the highest in the nation.

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