Keyport Hook & Ladder Ladies Auxiliary

05/17/2025

09/07/2024

Update! The Keyport St. Patrick's Day Parade has been cancelled for this Saturday but the Snapper Contest hosted by Keyport Harbor Comission will be happening rain or shine!

08/29/2024

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the members of Keyport PBA Local 223, his family and friends. Rest in peace Lt. Johnson. 🖤💙🖤

08/03/2024

The Keyport Fireman's Fair has been canceled.

Super 50/50s are being sold at Consolidated Fire Protection located at 34 First St

07/01/2024

The application period for the next Civil Service Exam has opened today. Visit the link below for more information.

https://info.csc.state.nj.us/jobannouncements/DefaultJobAnnouncement/ViewCompetitiveJobDescription?guid=40786&md=1

06/30/2024

Our next water drive see info attached

06/26/2024

The next Goal:Zero high visibility County wide enforcement detail is scheduled for Thursday June 27th 2024 from 3pm-7pm. Shore roadways will be the focus of the detail which will include the following:
Hwy 33- Freehold Boro, Freehold Twp, Howell, Manalapan
Hwy 34- Aberdeen, Holmdel, Matawan
Hwy 35- Neptune City, Shrewsbury

Hwy 36- Atlantic Highlands, Eatontown, Hazlet, Highlands, Keansburg, Keyport, Long Branch, Middletown, Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright, Union Beach, West Long Branch

Rt 18- Colts Neck, Marlboro, Neptune Twp, Ocean Twp, Tinton Falls, Wall-Rt 18/Rt 138
Rt 71- Allenhurst, Asbury Park, Avon by the Sea, Belmar, Bradley Beach, Brielle, Deal, Manasquan, Sea Girt, Spring Lake Heights
Ocean Ave- Spring Lake
Main St- Englishtown
Rumson Rd- Little Silver, Rumson
River Rd- Front St- Fair Haven, Red Bank
Oceanport Ave/Port Au Peck- Oceanport
Old York Road- Allentown

The intent of this high visibility campaign is to confront the staggering rise in traffic deaths NJ has seen. Traffic Safety culture and driving behaviors need to change in order to keep people alive on NJ roadways. Law Enforcement agencies in Monmouth County are dedicated to lowering these numbers and keeping our roadways safe.

As of today, NJ is up to 290 deaths in 2024. That’s a 26.1% increase over the same time frame last year. 25 of these deaths have occurred in Monmouth County. This increase shows the need for not only this detail, but future details as well.

As a result of the four hours of enforcement on 5/30, 78 Officers from 35 agencies conducted 581 stops and issued 361 summonses which included, 32 speeding, 2 child restraints, 23 seatbelt, 10 Driving While Suspended, 24 cell phone, 2 reckless, 16 careless, 1 uninsured motorist, 251 other miscellaneous moving and non-moving violations. 5 warrant arrests were made during this time frame as well.

**WHAT THE GOAL:ZERO LOGO MEANS**
The color of the logo represents high visibility and is the color for pedestrian and school safety. The black bar is a mourning band for all lives lost in traffic crashes.