The Office of Professional Responsibility in the Township of Ocean Police Department is responsible for ensuring that members of the department meet the highest standards of professional conduct, and are responsive to the citizens they serve. The Office of Professional Responsibility is also responsible for the thorough investigation of all complaints of misconduct against members of the Township of Ocean Police Department.
The Office of Professional Responsibility reports directly to the Chief of Police. The Office is charged with administering the investigative and disciplinary processes for the Township of Ocean Police Department. The primary mission of the Office of Professional Review is to assure that the members of the Township of Ocean Police meet the highest standards of integrity and ethical performance. The Township of Ocean Police Department is dedicated to providing the best possible police service to the citizens it serves.
Officers are carefully selected and receive the best possible training to help them perform their duties in a fair, honest, impartial, and professional manner. Your assistance helps the Township of Ocean Police maintain the integrity of the organization.
If you feel strongly about the conduct of an officer, positively or negatively, please let us know. The Office of Professional Responsibility can be reached by telephone at: 732-531-1816 or citizens may visit the Township of Ocean Police Headquarters located at 399 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst, NJ, 07755. Email at police@oceantwp.org.
Professional Standards Summary Report 2022
Professional Standards Summary Report 2021
Professional Standards Summary Report 2020
Professional Standards Summary Report 2019
Professional Standards Summary Report 2018
Professional Standards Summary Report 2017
Professional Standards Summary Report 2016
Professional Standards Summary Report 2015
Professional Standards Summary Report 2014
Professional Standards Summary Report 2013
Professional Standards Summary Report 2012
Professional Standards Summary Report 2011
Professional Standards Summary Report 2010
Annual Major Discipline Report 2020
Annual Major Discipline Report 2021
Annual Major Discipline Report 2022
Internal Affairs Complaint Form in Multiple Languages
Internal Affairs Complaint Information Sheet
Pursuant to IAPP Section 9.11.2, every state, county, and local law enforcement agency in New Jersey is required to submit to the Attorney General and the County Prosecutor, and publish on the agency's public website, a brief synopsis of all complaints where a termination, reeducation in rank or grade, and/or suspension of more than five days was assessed to an agency member. There is nothing to report from June 2020 to December 2020.