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At a special meeting last week, Cape May officials and project architect Robbie Conley presented the Historic Preservation Commission with plans to build a police station at 701 Lafayette St., where there is now a dog park and a dirt parking area. Plans call for a new multistory structure, to include a tower in a Victorian style.

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Bill Campbell has been confirmed as Ocean City’s new police chief. He said residents and officers should not expect big changes in the department, but he does have some new ideas in mind. In the coming years, a planned new police substation and renovations to the existing building will be in focus.

Bill Campbell has been confirmed as Ocean City’s new police chief. He said residents and officers should not expect big changes in the department, but he does have some new ideas in mind. In the coming years, a planned new police substation and renovations to the existing building will be in focus.

Ocean City Council members unanimously approved a resolution naming Bill Campbell police chief, officially replacing former Chief Jay Prettyman.

New Chief Sworn In To Ocean City Police Department - Ocean City, NJ - Bill Campbell has officially taken over the Ocean City Police Department following the retirement of Jay Prettyman.

A new battle line has emerged on the Ocean City Board of Education over policy related to transgender and nonbinary students.

After almost six years as police chief in Ocean City, Jay Prettyman says he cared for his officers, but he would have liked to have gotten a new police station completed. He retires Friday.

After almost six years as police chief in Ocean City, Jay Prettyman says he cared for his officers, but he would have liked to have gotten a new police station completed. He retires Friday.

Earlier this summer, Ocean City enacted sweeping changes, with beaches closed at 8 p.m. each night, 10 p.m. closing times for Boardwalk bathrooms and an earlier curfew for juveniles. Business owners and leaders have said the changes have worked.