Animal Control Services
All complaints involving animal issues should be directed to the Millville Police Department at (508) 883-3117. Members of the Millville Police Department are not trained as Animal Control Officers and do not have any special equipment for the handling of domestic or wild animals. Officers will respond to investigate reports of sick, injured or stray animals, however, their responsibility is limited to confirming the reported condition and referring it to the Animal Control Officer.

Citizens Police Academy
The members of the Millville Police Department would like to invite Town residents to the Millville Police Department's Citizen Police Academy. The academy will be during the evenings from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at the Millville Elementary School located at 122 Berthelette Way. There will be a total of 10 classes including graduation.

The Citizen Police Academy is an important component of the Millville Police Department's Community Policing and Public Outreach program. Its purpose is to provide a forum whereby participants can develop a basic understanding of how the police department functions. It will also provide opportunities for ongoing communication between members of the community and the police department. Anticipated classes to be included in the academy are: motor vehicle law/patrol procedure, powers of arrest, constitutional law/search & seizure, accident reconstruction/insurance fraud, drug id & enforcement, criminal law/domestic violence, alcohol abuse/protective custody/OUI, firearm law & safety and computer crime/identity theft.

Stay tuned for more details including dates, times and how to enroll for our next session!

Millville S.T.E.P. (Selective Traffic Enforcement Program)
The Millville Police Department utilizes the S.T.E.P. program to address problem traffic areas of concern to the citizens within town. Our traffic enforcement resources are then deployed to those specific areas at specific times to address traffic concerns in those high incident areas.

We also rely on citizens input to assist us with targeting neighborhood streets and other major roadways that have traffic related issues that need to be addressed. Those issues may include: speeding vehicles, stop sign or red light violations, marked lane violations, overweight vehicles and an array of other traffic related issues.

The police department utilizes state of the art radar, both moving and stationary, and also lidar units to assist us with speeding vehicles. To request the Millville radar trailer in your neighborhood, please email Officer Sinko.

R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense)
Offered periodically, women are instructed in how to fight back against a would be rapist. This is a nationally recognized, hands on class offered to women only. The cornerstone of R.A.D. System has its foundations in education and awareness. The course includes lecture, discussion and self defense techniques, suitable for all women of all ages and abilities. Classes usually last a maximum of 2 hours each. Woman who attend will be provided with a variety of self-preservation techniques and basic home safety preparations.