HOWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Howell police have designated four “Target Enforcement Areas” in response to resident complaints about traffic violations, the department announced.
The areas include Salem Hill Road, Arnold Boulevard, Newtons Corner Road, and Aldrich Road. Chief Storrow assigned Patrol Officers Courtney Casterlin and John Curtin to focus on traffic enforcement in these locations.
In the first week, the officers conducted over 100 traffic stops, issuing 60 summonses and 58 written and verbal warnings.
Police said they will continue monitoring these areas while addressing additional traffic concerns reported by residents.
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