Longport Police Chief and Brother Support 5K Run

Longport Police Ray Paul Burgan

The Longport Police Department was proud to support the Galloway Township Police 5K Valor Run held at historic Smithville Village.

Representing Longport, Chief Ray Burgan was joined by his brother, Atlantic County Sheriff’s Detective Paul Burgan, to complete the course.

Chief Burgan finished with a time of 24:38, earning 39th place overall and 3rd in his age group.

The event raised funds for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and the Galloway Township Police Foundation, providing direct support to our nation’s first responders and veterans.

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“There is no better way to show our gratitude for the sacrifices made by our veterans and first responders than by coming together as a community to support organizations like Tunnel to Towers.” — Chief Ray Burgan

Honoring the brave and hitting the pavement for a great cause.

With 174 runners participating, the energy was high and the mission even higher.

A huge thank you to Galloway PD for hosting such a meaningful event. We look forward to seeing everyone at the starting line again next year. 🇺🇸

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    Phil Neri is a Longport resident and the secretary of Beach Terrace Park, Inc., a non- profit organization that founded and maintains the park located on the 1500 block of Beach Terrace (Opening July 4, 2026). He volunteers for Longport’s Beach Sweeps program to keep our beach clean. Phil retired from Independence Blue Cross after a 40-year career.

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