Officer Joseph Liddy responded to the 100 block of Monroe Avenue for a dispute.
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2023 Spring Lake 5
On May 27, 2023 many roads in the Borough will be closed for the Spring Lake 5 Mile Run (see below for course map). The race begins at 8:30 AM and many roads will be closed shortly before that time. Parking is also prohibited on the following streets due to the race:
All of Ocean Avenue
North Boulevard from Ocean Avenue to Main Street – Belmar/Lake Como
Third Avenue from Lake Como to Passaic Avenue
Third Avenue in the Business District
Warren Avenue from Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue between Passaic Avenue and Warren Avenue
Warren Avenue & West Lake Avenue from Fifth Avenue to Second Avenue
Second Avenue from West Lake Drive to Brown AvenueÂ
All of Brown Avenue
Any vehicle parked in those areas will be ticketed and towed. The overnight parking ordinance will not be enforced on Friday, May 26th (Friday night into Saturday morning, 5/27/23). If you need to leave the Borough anytime in the morning, we suggest you park your vehicle on a street west of the race course to make it easier to leave town.
Normal traffic patterns and parking regulations will resume at noon on Saturday, May 27, 2023. Thank you for your cooperation and have a safe weekend.
 
BAGS & BACKPACKS AREA PROHIBITED AND SUBJECT TO SEARCH
May 22nd
Officer Michael Weber received a report of theft of a bicycle from the 1300 block of Third Avenue.
May 20th
Patrolman James Heine received a report of criminal mischief in the 300 block of South Boulevard.
May 17th
Sergeant Patrick Gilroy received a report of identity theft from a victim in the 000 block of Seawood Way.
Subsequent to a motor vehicle stop in the 000 block of Ocean Avenue Domantas Cincius 19, Spring Lake Heights was arrested by Patrolman William Noble. Cincius was arrested based on an active warrant out of another jurisdiction.
May 16th
Subsequent to a motor vehicle stop in the 2500 block of Ocean Avenue, Jeffrey Mechanic 33, Colts Neck was arrested by Patrolman William Noble. Mechanic was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, believed to be under 50 grams of marijuana.
May 9th
Sergeant Sean Duggan received a report of criminal mischief to a vehicle in the 300 block of Jersey Avenue.
May 6th
Patrolman William Kelly received a report of criminal mischief in the 400 block of Tuttle Avenue.
May 4th
Sergeant Sean Duggan responded to the 2200 block of Second Avenue for a reported dispute.
May 1st
After an extensive investigation Detective Sergeant Christopher Kucinski identified a juvenile that had accessed another juvenile’s email and made threatening statements. During the investigation it was deemed that the threats made were not credible. The juvenile and his parents were interviewed and paperwork was forwarded to the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Family Court for processing.
