Delaware County Passport Department

The Bordentown Township Police Department serves and protects the Bordentown community in New Jersey. The department offers various community programs for the residents within the township, including drug resistance education, fingerprinting, kidcare identification, child passenger seat safety program, project childsafe, and community policing unit. Its drug resistance program focuses on the health, social and legal risks, as well as the short- and long-term consequences of drug abuse. The Bordentown Township Police Department offers fingerprinting to all township residents free of charge. Its firearms agency has qualified firearms instructors, who process permits to purchase firearms applications. The department also has a bike patrol unit, which works at community and sporting events, Fourth of July festivities, and also does regular patrol work.

The Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering survivors of domestic abuse and preventing domestic violence. They provide comprehensive services including a 24/7 hotline, emergency safe shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, and education programs. With a focus on serving victims of domestic violence in Delaware County, they are the sole provider in the area, supporting thousands of survivors and their children annually. Their compassionate staff and volunteers are committed to helping individuals and families find the life they deserve, free from abuse. Through their various programs and services, they aim to navigate the legal system, provide emotional support, and empower survivors to achieve independence and safety. With a strong emphasis on community partnerships and awareness, the Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those affected by domestic violence.Generated from the website