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HAMBURG BOROUGH POLICE DEPARTMENT

9 Orchard Street, Hamburg, NJ 07419

EMERGENCIES DIAL: 9-1-1
Non-Emergencies:   973-827-6211 | Fax: 973-827-0436

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IN MEMORIAM

GOD SPEED!

PATROLMAN JASON FRANCO #2927

10/19/1982  -  12/8/2020

 

 

 

The Hamburg Borough Police Department was established in 1920 and serves approximately 3,500 residents within the Borough of Hamburg in Sussex County, NJ.

We are committed to protect life and to maintain peace and order while fairly and impartially enforcing laws and ordinances and respecting the Constitutional rights of the public; serving the public with respect, fairness and sensitivity.

 

 

Contact Cassandra Louis, Administrative Assistant at 973-827-6211 or clouis@hamburgpolice.org for the following information:

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SAFE MEDICATION DISPOSAL BIN

Located in the Police Department Lobby is a Safe Medication Disposal bin where residents can safely deposit unwanted and/or outdated over the counter and prescription medications. Keep medications in original container & redact all personal information. These medications may be dropped off 7 days a week / 24 hours a day.

 

2020 INTERNAL AFFAIRS SUMMARY

On June 15, 2020, New Jersey Attorney General Grewal issued Directive 2020-5, requiring law enforcement agencies to begin to publish, at least once a year, a brief synopsis of all complaints resulting in major discipline—defined as termination, reduction in rank or grade, and/or suspension of more than five days; including the names of the officers sanctioned. Pursuant to this directive, the Hamburg Borough Police Department reports that no major disciplinary actions were sanctioned during the reporting time period of June 15, 2020 through December 31, 2020.

BODY WORN CAMERA

The Hamburg Borough Police Department currently uses body worn cameras. Body cameras will be worn to enhance community trust and record public interactions in an official capacity. The cameras will be worn on the police officers’ outermost garment, on the upper body. The body worn cameras will be used in accordance with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office directive and Hamburg Borough Police Department policy.