Pleasantville Police Department

06/11/2026

*********************JUVENILE LOCATED***************************
The Pleasantville Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating 14-year-old Zainiesha Howard.

Zainiesha was reported missing after leaving Alder Middle School in Egg Harbor Township and failing to return home. Information received indicated she may have been staying with friends or relatives; however, efforts to locate her at those residences have been unsuccessful.

Last known clothing description:
• Black and white sneakers
• Light blue jeans with rips in the front
• Black sweatshirt with a silver spider web on the front
• White shirt underneath

If you have seen Zainiesha or have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Pleasantville Police Department immediately.

06/11/2026

Today, we were pleasantly surprised with a generous portion of food donated to our department by our local business, The Sandwich Stop. We truly enjoyed the delicious food, but even more appreciated the act of kindness and thoughtfulness behind the gesture.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to The Sandwich Stop for their continued support of our department. Your generosity and support is greatly appreciated, and the meal was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

Thank you for thinking of us!

06/10/2026

Today we honor and thank Chaplain Younger for his 10 years of dedicated service to our Police Department, Fire Department, and community.

Through times of need, celebration, and hardship, Chaplain Younger was always there with compassion, guidance, and unwavering support. His impact on our first responders, residents, and youth through the Station House Program will not be forgotten.

While his final call is sounded today, his legacy of faith, integrity, and service will remain. Thank you, Chaplain Younger, for your commitment and friendship. You will always be a member of our Police and Fire Department family.

Best wishes, sir.

06/05/2026

The Pleasantville Police Department was proud to participate in the Special Olympics Torch Run today. It was an honor to stand alongside law enforcement agencies and community members in support of such an inspiring cause.

The dedication, determination, and spirit displayed by Special Olympics athletes continue to motivate us all. We are grateful to be part of something that promotes inclusion, perseverance, and unity.

06/05/2026

The Pleasantville Police Department was honored to receive a special visit today from one of our residents, Nyzi Ward.

Nyzi, who lives with autism, has a passion for police officers and law enforcement. His visit brought smiles to everyone he met and truly brightened our day. Moments like these serve as a powerful reminder of why we chose this profession to connect with our community, make a positive difference, and build meaningful relationships.

Thank you, Nyzi, for stopping by and sharing your enthusiasm with us. Your visit was the highlight of our day, and we look forward to seeing you again soon!

06/03/2026

The Pleasantville Police Department asks the community to keep everyone affected by today’s tragic incident in their thoughts and prayers. Our prayers are with all those impacted during this difficult time.

05/27/2026

Another beautiful day spent walking and enjoying time with our senior citizens. The weather was perfect, and the day was filled with plenty of laughter, smiles, and great conversations. We always cherish these moments together and can’t wait for the next one!

05/22/2026