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Route 18 closures scheduled for overnight repairs in East Brunswick
Route 18 closures scheduled for overnight repairs in East Brunswick
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – Route 18 southbound will close for overnight detours this week due to a drainage and pavement rehabilitation project. The closure will take place on Monday, October 20, and Tuesday, October 21, between West Ferris Street and Arthur Street.
The first closure will begin at 10 p.m. on Monday and last until 5 a.m. on Tuesday. The second closure will follow the same schedule on Tuesday evening. The purpose of the closure is for pavement reconstruction.
Motorists heading south on Route 18 will be redirected to take the ramp to West Ferris Street/All Turns. They will then cross over Route 18 and make a right turn onto Old Bridge Turnpike/CR 527, followed by another right onto Arthur Street to return to Route 18.
Additionally, Route 18 will close in both directions on Friday, October 24, starting at 10 p.m. and ending at 5 a.m. on Saturday, October 25. This closure is necessary for milling and pavement resurfacing.
Detours for the Friday closure will follow a similar pattern. Southbound motorists will use the same route as earlier in the week. Northbound motorists will take the ramp to Arthur Street, turn right onto Arthur Street, left onto Old Bridge Turnpike/CR 527, and turn left back onto West Ferris Street.
Variable messaging signs will be deployed to provide advance notice of the changes in traffic patterns. Timing of the work may change due to weather or other factors.
Motorists can check NJDOT’s traffic information website for updates on construction and real-time travel information.
These scheduled closures are part of ongoing efforts to improve Route 18 in East Brunswick.
Evesham Township Police don pink badges for breast cancer awareness
Evesham Township Police don pink badges for breast cancer awareness
EVESHAM, NJ – Evesham Township Police will wear pink badges during October to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This initiative aims to raise awareness of the disease and its effects.
Officers have the option to purchase a pink badge while donating additional funds to breast cancer research. The pink badges will be worn throughout the month as a visible sign of support.
The department’s efforts focus on bringing the community together to raise awareness of breast cancer. Police encourage residents to recognize the significance of the badges in promoting understanding of the disease.
The pink badge initiative is designed to highlight the importance of breast cancer research and support. Evesham Township Police hope to foster a conversation about the impact of this condition.
Throughout October, community members may see officers wearing their pink badges in various events and patrols. The initiative serves as a reminder of the fight against breast cancer.
With this program, Evesham Township Police aims to be visible advocates for breast cancer awareness and research. Participation from officers reinforces the department’s commitment to supporting health initiatives.
Evesham Township Police’s efforts reflect a growing trend among law enforcement agencies to engage with health-related causes.
Evesham Township shines as police lead community fight against breast cancer.
Chief LoSacco and East Brunswick Police Department earn reaccreditation
Chief LoSacco and East Brunswick Police Department earn reaccreditation
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — The East Brunswick Police Department has received the Certificate of Reaccreditation from the NJ State Association of Chiefs of Police. This recognition highlights the department’s commitment to the NJSACOP Law Enforcement Accreditation Program.
The honor was presented during a special East Brunswick Council meeting on Wednesday night. Accreditation Program Director Harry Delgado acknowledged the department’s dedication to maintaining high standards of service.
Chief Frank LoSacco and the Township Council were in attendance to celebrate this achievement. Mayor Brad Cohen also joined in marking this milestone for the department.
Recognition through the reaccreditation process involves meeting specific criteria to ensure excellence in law enforcement practices. The East Brunswick Police Department has consistently demonstrated professionalism and dedication to serving the community.
The reaccreditation signifies ongoing commitment and adherence to best practices in law enforcement. It reflects the department’s accountability and transparency toward the public it serves.
This accolade reinforces the police department’s focus on maintaining high operational standards. It serves as assurance to the community about the principles guiding their law enforcement agencies.
Officials have underscored the importance of this achievement, noting that it enhances public trust in law enforcement.
East Brunswick Police Department is taking major strides with this recent reaccreditation.