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On September 4, 1966 Fort Lee Police Officer William T. Birch was tragically killed in action, while protecting the Boro...
09/04/2026

On September 4, 1966 Fort Lee Police Officer William T. Birch was tragically killed in action, while protecting the Borough of Fort Lee. Please continue to keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

09/04/2026

This past weekend, members of the Fort Lee Police Department Honor Guard proudly presented our nations colors at Citi Fi...
08/17/2026

This past weekend, members of the Fort Lee Police Department Honor Guard proudly presented our nations colors at Citi Field for the Mets Korean Heritage Day, held in honor of Korean Liberation Day.

Sergeant Hyou Joon Lee, Detective Min Sung Kim, Detective Christian Buonsanto, Police Officer Jonathan Kim, and Police Officer Jason Cho represented our department with pride during this meaningful cultural observance.

We are grateful for the opportunity to stand alongside the Korean community in recognizing and honoring this important day in Korean history.

Special thank you to Captain Steve No and for organizing our participation in this great event!

On this date 27 years ago, August 09, 1999 Fort Lee Police Officer Kevin Greener was killed in the line of duty. Please ...
08/09/2026

On this date 27 years ago, August 09, 1999 Fort Lee Police Officer Kevin Greener was killed in the line of duty. Please continue to keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Come on down Fort Lee! 2026 St. Rocco Feast!
08/06/2026

Come on down Fort Lee!

2026 St. Rocco Feast!

08/04/2026

See you soon Fort Lee!

Fort Lee Today

After three weeks of intensive leadership training, Captain Thomas Porto graduated from the Police Executive Research Fo...
07/27/2026

After three weeks of intensive leadership training, Captain Thomas Porto graduated from the Police Executive Research Forum’s Senior Management Institute for Police (PERF SMIP) at Boston University.

Alongside 103 law enforcement leaders from across the U.S. and Canada, Captain Porto learned from faculty at MIT, Harvard, Dartmouth, the University of Texas, and Boston University, and heard from renowned leaders including Commissioner Bill Bratton and Commissioner Charles Ramsey. The program focused on ethical leadership, organizational change, emotional intelligence, strategic communication, negotiations, artificial intelligence, and the future of policing.

Congratulations to Captain Thomas Porto on this achievement and his continued commitment to leadership and service.


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