Residents advised not to be alarmed as spring firearms training begins May 12
Brick Township, NJ – Residents in parts of Brick Township may hear the sound of gunfire during daytime hours in the coming weeks, but officials say there is no cause for alarm. The noise will be part of scheduled police training exercises set to begin next month.
The Brick Township Police Department announced that its annual spring range training will take place near Ridge Road, with sessions beginning May 12. The training is conducted to maintain officer readiness and firearms proficiency.
Police предупредили residents that the sounds may resemble active gunfire but are expected and controlled as part of official exercises.
What residents should expect
Key Points
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- Gunfire sounds near Ridge Road tied to scheduled police training exercises
- Training begins May 12 and will occur during daytime hours
- Officials say activity is routine and not a public safety threat
“If you hear the sound of gunfire in the area of Ridge Road during daytime hours, it is likely the Brick Township Police Department conducting essential training exercises,” the department said in a statement.
Officials emphasized the importance of the drills in preparing officers for real-world situations. “We appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to ensure our officers are properly trained and prepared to serve the community safely,” the department added.
Training part of seasonal preparedness
The department conducts periodic firearms training throughout the year, with spring sessions marking a return to more frequent outdoor exercises.
Residents with concerns are encouraged to be aware of the scheduled activity, though no road closures or disruptions have been announced.
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