Police Records

Information regarding NJ Firearms laws and forms to download can be found on the New Jersey State Police website.

Once you have received an identifier number from the Police Records Department you can follow the link below to make an appointment for fingerprinting.

Sagem Morpho Fingerprint Appointments

For further information regarding Firearms Applications please contact:

Kelsey Knudsen

Police Aide

609.894.3346

INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIREARM'S APPLICANTS

We will need the following: your name, address, date and approximate time of the incident and case number, if available. Simply calling and asking for a report without the necessary information will require additional time to locate any one report. To expedite your requests, please have the necessary information ready when you are asked by a records clerk.

There is a charge for police reports as follows:

=Paper copies are $0.05 per page for letter size

=Paper copies are $0.07 per page for legal size

=Video tapes are $2.00 per tape

=Audio CDs are $0.75 per CD

=Photographs will be provided on digital media when possible at the rate of $0.75 per CD. If a color photo is requested, it is at the rate of the vendor.

Q: Can I call the Police Department's Records Room and request a police report?

A: Yes. All one would have to do is call the Records Room at one of the above numbers stating ones name, address, date and time of the incident and a case number if possible.

Q: Are there any particular hours I have to call to obtain a police report?

A: Yes, please call between 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday -Friday, except holidays

Government Records Council

Division of Archives & Record Management

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OBTAINING A POLICE REPORT

Pick up application from Police Records

Your physician must complete the application areas of the application

Return the application to Police Records with check or money order in amount of $4.00 made payable to Division of Motor Vehicles.

Placards are good for six months from date of issue. Placards can be renewed once for an additional six months. You must bring placard back to Police Records for six month renewal. There is no charge or doctor's note for renewal.

If you think you will require a handicapped placard for longer than one year, you should apply to Division of Motor Vehicles to obtain a permanent card since this process takes longer.

PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING A HANDICAPPED PLACARD

The records section of the Pemberton Township Police is committed to excellence. To expedite the many requests for police reports, the following is a guide when requesting these reports.

Lt. James Wehman, Supervisor

Pemberton Township Police Department

Records Room

500 Pemberton-Browns Mills Rd.

Pemberton, NJ 08068

Phone: 609.894.3329

Facsimile: 609.894.0302

Records Room Personnel

Lorraine Abbott, Police Records Clerk -- 609.894.3343

Kelly Cantwell, Police Records Clerk -- 609.894.3344

Kelsey Knudsen, Police Aide -- 609.894.3346

Police Records Room