• To work with the Citizens of Willingboro to protect and preserve life and property.

• To better improve and enhance the quality of life in our town for all of our citizens.

• To recognize and resolve problems, to reduce the incidence and fear of crime on our streets.

• To apprehend criminals in a manner consistent with the law.

• To serve with honor, integrity and commitment.

The men and women of the Willingboro Township Police Department are committed to providing the highest level of service. Our civilian staff, 64 full-time police officers, and part-time special police officers receive the best available training to ensure that we remain one of the best police departments in the country. Thank you for visiting our web site.
 

Core Values
The Willingboro Police Department will be guided by our core values in pursuit of our mission. Our core values are Honor, Integrity and Commitment.
Youth Police Academy

The Willingboro Township Police Department will be hosting its 4th Youth Police Academy. The Cadets will be instructed by actual police instructors on the topics that Police Recruits are taught in the Police Academy. This academy will not in any way certify a person as a police officer or empower them with police duties or responsibilities. Purpose: The purpose of this program is to help foster a better relationship between the Youth of Burlington County and the Willingboro Police Officers through education and training. When: The first day of the academy will start on Monday, August 5th and conclude Friday, August 23rd. It will run for three weeks with students meeting every Monday - Friday from 730am until approximately 4:00pm. Where: The Youth Police Academy will be conducted at the JFK Center located at 429 JFK Way. However there will be several off site excursions during the academy. Who: The academy is open to residents of Burlington County 14 years of age to 17 years of age. All applicants interested in attending the academy must complete an application; Class size will be limited to approximately 30 students. Any applicant that is found to have falsified information or left part of the application incomplete will be rejected. The Director of Public Safety or their designee will make the final decision as to which applicants are accepted into the Youth Police Academy. In case there are more eligible applicants than available positions in the academy, applicants will be placed on a waiting list and will have first priority for future academies.   All completed applications will be delivered to the Willingboro Police Station prior to June 7, 2013. Youth Academy Intro Letter Application Youth Registration Youth Liability Waiver Firearms Training Authorization Flyer SPACE IS LIMITED, SO PLEASE DON’T DELAY

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