HomeNewsMedford NewsMedford Township Police Officers to begin wearing body worn cameras

Medford Township Police Officers to begin wearing body worn cameras

Medford Township joins a growing number of Burlington County Police Departments and police departments nationwide in deploying the cameras.

Medford Township Police Chief Richard J. Meder announced today that beginning September 1, 2017, all Medford Police Officers will be equipped with body worn cameras.

Medford Township joins a growing number of Burlington County Police Departments and police departments nationwide in deploying the cameras.

According to the police department, “the goal of this program is to foster a greater level of trust and transparency within the community.”

The cameras were purchased with a combination of funding from the Medford Township municipal budget, and funding from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program administered through the State of New Jersey.

RELATED ARTICLES

Related articles

3

5

Rings for firefighters
September 30, 2024

8

Flora, the Troll
September 26, 2024

10

Celebrate squash day
September 26, 2024

11

Medford Township Calendar
September 24, 2024

17

Medford Township Calendar
September 17, 2024

25

‘We will never forget’
September 13, 2024

28

Police drill
September 11, 2024

29

Medford Township Calendar
September 10, 2024

33

Making music
September 6, 2024

34

‘A two-way street’
September 4, 2024

36

Medford Township Calendar
September 3, 2024

37

39

Marine landing
August 31, 2024

40

‘Hitting it off’
August 30, 2024

current issue

latest news

Newsletter

How to reach us