Town of Boonton Police Dept

06/05/2026

Today, Officers from around our State will be participating in the annual Torch Run. This run has 26 districts, comprised of 500 law enforcement agencies that will run their own route over several miles to get the “Flame of Hope” to the Special Olympics New Jersey Summer Games to light the cauldron at the Opening Ceremony.

Our officers completed the run today and it was a hot one! Thank you to our support vehicles as well!

From the borders of Montville, through the heart of Boonton, to the scenic views of the Canal and Rockaway River of Boonton Twp and passing off the Torch to the Mountain Lakes Officers at the Stone Pillars.

https://www.njtorchrun.org

06/05/2026

Today, Officers from around our State will be participating in the annual Torch Run. This run has 26 districts, comprised of 500 law enforcement agencies that will run their own route over several miles to get the “Flame of Hope” to the Special Olympics New Jersey Summer Games to light the cauldron at the Opening Ceremony.

You will see our officers and others throughout the state running today, to
increasing public awareness in supporting the mission and commitment in raising funds for New Jersey’s athletes so that they can be offered programs free of charge.

Our officers will be running through Town between 11:00AM and 12:30p.

06/03/2026

Promotion Announcement : Captain Anthony LiMandri

The Town of Boonton Police Department is proud to announce the promotion of Anthony LiMandri to the rank of Captain.
Captain LiMandri began his service with the Boonton Police Department in 2010 after starting his law enforcement career with the Morris County Sheriff's Office.

Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated professionalism, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the community he serves.
As a patrol officer, fi****ms instructor, Special Response Team leader, and three-time Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Award recipient, Captain LiMandri established himself as a proactive and dedicated public servant. His technical expertise, commitment to training, and willingness to take on any challenge have made him an invaluable member of our department.

Promoted to Sergeant in 2017 and Lieutenant in 2022, Captain LiMandri has successfully led officers through some of the most challenging periods in recent history, including the COVID-19 pandemic, severe weather emergencies, and public demonstrations. As second-in-command, he has overseen patrol operations, investigations, and administrative functions while ensuring the continued success of our agency.
Captain LiMandri's leadership, experience, and dedication to the profession have earned him the respect of his peers and the community alike. His promotion is a reflection of his hard work, character, and commitment to excellence.

Please join us in congratulating Captain Anthony LiMandri on this well-deserved promotion and wishing him continued success in his new role.
Congratulations, Captain LiMandri!

Congratulations to Officers Michael Mullane and Jonah Lance!

After graduating from the Morris County Public Safety Academy in November 2025 and successfully completing our department's 12-week Field Training and Evaluation Program, both officers have now earned their full certification as Municipal Police Officers.
Throughout their training and evaluation period, Officers Mullane and Lance demonstrated professionalism, initiative, strong work ethic, and a commitment to serving our community. They have proven themselves to be proactive officers, embracing community policing and bringing fresh ideas to strengthen the relationship between our department and the residents we serve.

We are especially appreciative of their dedication to our agency. While other opportunities arose during their training, both officers remained committed to our department and the community they chose to serve.

Please join us in congratulating Officers Mullane and Lance on this important milestone. We look forward to their continued growth and success as members of our police department.

05/19/2026

We’re focusing on making sure everyone is buckled up this May. One unbuckled passenger not only increases their own risk of serious injury, but also the risk for everyone in the vehicle.

05/18/2026

Seat Belt Safety

The Town of Boonton Police Department along with Police Departments from around the state are working for your safety. Today, through Memorial Weekend we will have enhanced patrols that are looking for any traffic safety violations.

Here are a few tips to share along to your children, family, neighbors and friends pages!

• Wearing your seat belt is the single most effective way to stay alive. 💯 Buckle Up. Every Trip. Every Time.

• 1️⃣ second ⌚ can change your life. Buckle up behind the wheel — it could make all the difference.

• When you wear your seat belt, staying safe is a SNAP! 🫰

• Before you turn the key 🔑, buckle up so you arrive alive 🚗 — for your family. For your friends. For yourself.

• Running late? ⌚ Don’t forget your:
✔️ Wallet
✔️ Car key
✔️ SEAT BELT

• Wear your seat belt to be PROTECTED ✅ — you don’t want to end up PROJECTED. ❌ Buckle Up. Every Trip. Every Time.

• When you get in the car 🚘, get in the habit of buckling up. ✔️ Remember — safety is simply non-negotiable.

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05/09/2026

Three of our Town of Boonton Police Officers started the trip down to Washington DC on the Police Unity Tour today. Thank you for your commitment and dedication to the fallen officers from around the Nation.

The Police Unity Tour is an annual 4-day, 300+ mile bicycle ride from New Jersey to Washington, D.C., held May 9-12, 2026, to raise awareness and funds for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Over 2,000 members across 8 chapters participate to honor fallen officers and support their families.

Thank you, Sgt. Mangino, Officer Questa and Det. Westenberger.

04/15/2026

Beginning Monday, April 20, the 100 block of Mechanic St. will be closed from 7:00 AM–4:00 PM for approximately 8 days.
Please remove all vehicles from the roadway during these hours and follow posted No Parking signs when they are in place.

04/08/2026

With the new E-Bike laws passed in January, the 6-month grace period is coming to an end. Full enforcement and fines will begin on July 20, 2026. Our department has put together a quick video presentation to explain what these changes mean for you. Our primary goal is to improve roadway safety and prevent further e-bike fatalities in our New Jersey Communities. Please share with your neighbors!

03/22/2026

https://www.newjerseyhills.com/the_citizen/news/boonton-police-seek-public-input-while-seeking-accreditation/article_ea45f1dd-f06a-4a7d-a7c7-2d04e9732842.html

BOONTON – A team of assessors from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) on Monday, March 23, will examine all aspects of the Boonton Police Department’s

02/24/2026

Snow Removal & Parking Enforcement Notice – Town of Boonton

All vehicles parked in the Town Hall Municipal Parking Lot and any other municipal parking lots must be removed immediately so the Boonton Department of Public Works can properly clear snow from these areas.

Roadway Enforcement – Begins at 1:00 PM

Starting at 1:00 PM today, local ordinance 201-30 will be enforced on all local roads.

Ordinance 201-30: Removal of Snow-Covered or Plowed-In Vehicles

It is unlawful for the owner or operator of any motor vehicle to allow a vehicle to remain parked on any street in the Town of Boonton for more than 24 hours after the street has been plowed by snow removal crews.
The Boonton Police Department is authorized to remove vehicles that remain in violation after the 24-hour period.

A vehicle will be presumed not to have been moved if:
It remains covered in snow, and/or
It is plowed in, with no visible tire tracks indicating movement.

Enforcement & Towing
To complete necessary roadway cleanup, police will strictly enforce Ordinance 201-30. Vehicles in violation will be towed, and DPW crews will proceed with snow removal operations.

We appreciate your cooperation as we work to safely clear our streets and parking areas.