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The Camden County Office of Emergency Management has declared a Code Red Alert for the following dates and times due to poor air quality levels by the National Weather Service:![]()
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Friday July 17, 7:00 AM and ![]()
Saturday July 18 7:00 AM - AQI 200+![]()
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In accordance with state law, Camden County is activating their Code Red Response Plan to provide shelter and support for vulnerable populations during these periods. There are cooling centers in Camden City and a separate cooling center for those outside the City of Camden. It is recommended to stay indoors, and limit outside exposure. ![]()
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For assistance or to report individuals in need of shelter, please contact 2-1-1.![]()
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Stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of at-risk community members.
Day 4 of our Junior Police Academy was another exciting and educational experience for our cadets.![]()
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The day began with Drill and Ceremony training. Cadets then traveled to Nova Trampoline Park, where they participated in decision-making and teamwork activities —all while having plenty of fun.![]()
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Following the morning activities, the cadets enjoyed lunch at Police Headquarters, generously provided by Chick-fil-A Voorhees.![]()
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The afternoon concluded with virtual presentations from Lance Klein, a retired Voorhees Township Police officer and current civilian employee with the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, and Detective Jim Cavanaugh of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. Another outstanding day of learning, for our future leaders.
Voorhees Township Police Department from Voorhees Township Police Department : Nixle
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*** UPDATE *** Evesham Road has been reopened to traffic in both directions and is safe to travel. Evesham Road is shut down in both directions between Cooper Road and Holly Oak Drive ...
NEVER leave children or animals in unattended vehicles. No amount of time is considered safe, and this applies regardless of whether the vehicle is parked in the shade, only for a brief period or if the engine is running.![]()
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The internal temperature of a vehicle can escalate to hazardous levels within just a few minutes, even with the windows partially open. Heatstroke can develop rapidly, and it is important to note that children's bodies can heat up three to five times more quickly than those of adults.![]()
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It is advisable to make a habit of checking the back seat before leaving the vehicle each time. Annually, numerous children and animals suffer serious injuries or fatalities due to being left behind or becoming trapped inside vehicles. By remaining vigilant, we can contribute to their safety. Call 911 if you witness children or animals left alone in a vehicle and in distress.
Code Red Alert Notification![]()
Issued pursuant to New Jersey State Law, P.L.2025, Chapter 297![]()
Starting this year Camden County will be serving as one of five counties in a Code Red pilot area.![]()
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The Camden County Office of Emergency Management has declared a Code Red Alert for the following dates and times due to poor air quality levels by the National Weather Service:![]()
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Thursday, July 16, 7:00 PM to Friday, July 17, 7:00 AM - AQI 150+![]()
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In accordance with state law, Camden County is activating their Code Red Response Plan to provide shelter and support for vulnerable populations during these periods. There are cooling centers in Camden City and a separate cooling center for those outside the City of Camden. It is recommended to stay indoors, and limit outside exposure. ![]()
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For assistance or to report individuals in need of shelter, please contact 2-1-1.![]()
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Stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of at-risk community members.
