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Multiple Coyote Sightings Confirmed in Glen Rock

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Coyote Sightings in Glen Rock: Police Issue Urgent Safety Warning for Residents and Pet Owners

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the staff of the Ridgewood blog

Glen Rock NJ, The Glen Rock Police Department has officially confirmed two separate coyote sightings today, Sunday, June 14, 2026. Local authorities are urging the community to remain vigilant, keep a close eye on pets, and maintain a safe distance from wildlife.

According to police reports, both incidents involved two coyotes traveling together. The sightings were concentrated in two high-traffic areas of town:

  • The Dunham Place neighborhood

  • The wooded section directly behind Faber Field


Essential Coyote Safety Guidelines for Residents

Wildlife officials and local police advise residents to take immediate precautions to ensure the safety of families and pets:

  • Keep Pets Leashed: Always keep dogs on a leash and closely supervise all pets while they are outdoors, even in fenced yards.

  • Maintain a Safe Distance: Do not attempt to approach, follow, corner, or interact with a coyote under any circumstances.

  • Do Not Feed Wildlife: Ensure outdoor trash cans are securely sealed and avoid leaving pet food outside, as these act as major attractants.

  • Practice “Hazing” If Approached: If a coyote gets too close, make yourself look big, wave your arms, and make loud noises (shouting, clapping, or using a whistle) to scare it away.

How to Report Coyote Activity

If you spot a coyote or notice unusual wildlife behavior in the area, do not hesitate to contact the Glen Rock Police Department immediately to help track their movements and keep the neighborhood safe.

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