Tip Line 609-259-6320
Non-Emergency 609-259-3900
Fax 609-259-0506

Welcome to the Robbinsville Township Police Department website!

This website was designed to provide as much information as possible about your Police Department and to make access to our services easier and more user friendly. Whether you’re looking for police reports, contacting an officer or providing a tip, the ability to do so is just a few clicks away.

Mail Address:
2300 Route 33
Robbinsville, NJ 08691

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/20 Oct 2026

Internet Purchase Exchange Location at 2300 Route 33

Robbinsville Township Police has re-established its designated Internet Purchase Exchange Location, providing a safe and secure space for residents to conduct online transactions, exchanges, and other internet-related meetings. The area is at the rear of the David Fried Municipal Complex at 2300 Route 33 and is within camera view. It is intended to promote safety and provide an added layer of security during in-person exchanges.
/10 Oct 2026

“Adopt a Bus” Program begins Oct. 12

Robbinsville Public Schools and the Robbinsville Township Police Department are pleased to share a new school bus safety initiative.

Through the “Adopt a Bus” program, police officers and command staff will be assigned to individual school bus routes and will follow those routes periodically throughout the school year.

The “Adopt a Bus” initiative will begin Monday, October 12, and will continue at various times throughout the school year.

The goal of the initiative is to promote student safety, increase awareness around school bus safety laws, and provide an additional law enforcement presence along our students’ daily routes. Officers will be monitoring for careless driving and violations of laws designed to protect students as they board and exit school buses.

A reminder to all motorists: When a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, you must STOP.

Know the Law

* Stop at least 25 feet away from a school bus displaying flashing red lights with its stop arm extended.
* On a divided highway with a median or barrier, motorists are required to stop only when traveling on the same side of the roadway as the bus.
* Flashing amber/yellow lights mean slow down and prepare to stop.

 

/04 Oct 2026

Goal Zero October Honors Kimberly Smith Ames

This month’s Goal Zero Initiative will be held in remembrance of Kimberly Smith Ames and her unborn child, who were tragically killed by a drunk driver on October 7, 1998.
This year, October 7 falls on a Wednesday, just as it did 28 years ago.
The Robbinsville Township Police Department will be participating in this month’s Goal Zero campaign to honor Kimberly and her unborn child while helping spread awareness about the devastating consequences of impaired driving.
If you drink, don’t drive. If you plan to drink, plan for a safe ride home. One decision can change a life forever.
Please help us remember Kimberly and her unborn child by making the commitment to Drive Sober. Get Home Safe.
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