If you would like to obtain an accident report, you can now do that online. Click here and you will be directed to the Crashdocs website where you can enter your name, the date of the accident, and the accident report number to obtain a secure copy of your crash report.

Contact Sergeant Vaccaro at 732-531-1113 Ext 228 and he will assist you in planning the traffic control that you need and officers that are needed. Also you must speak with the Borough office and provided the reason and insurance for the event.

If you have a concern with traffic in your neighborhood such as speeding vehicles, you should contact the Traffic Safety Bureau in writing or by phone. A Traffic Safety Officer will respond to your neighborhood to survey the traffic. Officers may remain posted on your street during busy traffic times to issue summonses. Calls may be placed to 732-531-1113 extension 228, or write to Traffic Safety Bureau 190 Norwood Avenue, Deal NJ 07723.

As Deal, Interlaken, and Loch Arbour grows, so does traffic congestion and the likelihood of traffic accidents. Should you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of being involved in a motor vehicle accident, there are certain steps you should follow for your safety as well as to assist you through the entire process. Regardless of the severity of the damage, always call the police department to respond and make a report. NEVER leave the scene of an accident without first reporting the accident to a police officer. If your vehicle is still in the roadway, there are NO injuries reported as a result of the collision and your vehicle is safe to do so, carefully move your vehicle to a safe location (i.e. shoulder of roadway or parking lot) If you are unable to move your vehicle safely to another location, remain in your vehicle until assistance arrives. Unless your vehicle is in a hazardous location, then dismount your vehicle and go to a safe location. Attempt to refrain from arguing with any other persons involved in the collision. Retrieve your drivers license, registration and insurance card. Be prepared to produce these documents to the officer who responds to investigate your collision. When an officer asks you questions pertaining to the collision, attempt to give a clear and concise account of the accident. Do not feel that any piece of information is too minor to report. Ask the officer for your case number so you can give that case number to the Police Records Bureau when retrieving your accident report. You may obtain a copy of your accident report after 5 to 7 working days at the Deal Police Department. You may also follow the attached link and enter the information required to obtain a copy of your accident report through Crashdocs.

If your vehicle was impounded for any reason, there are several things that you need to do in order to have your vehicle released. First you must have all your documents, which include: a valid registration and valid proof of insurance. Next, the owner of the vehicle must come to the Deal Police Headquarters and provide the above documents to the officer. Once this is done you will receive a release form and be told where to go in order to retrieve your vehicle. Note: The Deal Police Department does not charge any money for the release of the vehicle. All payment for the tow and impound fees will be paid directly to the towing agency.