Non-emergency police line · Freehold Township, NJ

(732) 462-7908☎  Call (732) 462-7908

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Non Emergency Police Number in Freehold Township, New Jersey

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The Freehold Township Police Department is the municipal police department for Freehold Township.

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Freehold Township, New Jersey
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About this agency

AgencyFreehold Township Police Department
TypeMunicipal police department
CountyMonmouth County
Official websitetwp.freehold.nj.us
Number last verifiedNov 2026, against twp.freehold.nj.us

Who answers where. This department answers for addresses inside Freehold Township. In New Jersey every municipality is covered by its own police department or, in some rural townships without one, by the New Jersey State Police; the county sheriff mainly serves the courts and does not normally take local calls. For an address in a neighbouring town, call that town’s police. See all agencies in Monmouth County.

Area served. Freehold Township covers 39 square miles of land and has about 35,531 residents, roughly 919 people per square mile. That is 6% of the 642,799 people in Monmouth County, which averages 1,373 per square mile (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 population estimate and land area).

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Get a copy of a police report

Copies of police and accident reports are available at the Records Bureau, 1 Municipal Plaza, Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm ($0.05 per page in person), or by mail with a written request and a self-addressed envelope. Records Bureau: (732) 294-2116. Accident reports can also be obtained online.

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Links go to the agency’s official website. Checked Nov 2026.

Using (732) 462-7908

Use (732) 462-7908 for non-urgent police matters inside Freehold Township: noise, a theft or break-in after the suspect has left, an abandoned vehicle, a minor crash with no injuries, or a question about a report. If someone is hurt, in danger or a crime is happening right now, call 911 instead. Read when to call 911 and when to use a non-emergency number.

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