Howell police move to block large pop up pool party

Howell Police Move to Block Large Pop Up Pool Party

HOWELL, NJ — The Howell Township Police Department has taken proactive steps to prevent an unauthorized “pop up” style pool party planned within the local area. Authorities have issued a cease and desist order to the homeowner of the proposed event location and have made the party promoter aware of the legal actions taken against the unsanctioned gathering.

These “pop up” parties do not have the necessary permits and are not allowed under current township regulations.

The Howell Police are emphasizing that any attempts to proceed with this or similar events will result in a law enforcement response. Coordination with various agencies, including the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office, Monmouth County Sheriffs, New Jersey State Police, and neighboring police departments, is underway to ensure a unified approach to handling any developments related to this issue.

The department urges the community to adhere to local laws and regulations and to report any information related to unauthorized gatherings directly to law enforcement.

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