Toms River Police Chief Returns to Duty Following Medical Leave

Toms River Police Chief Guy Maire has returned to duty after being on medical leave for more than a month due to a health issue.

Mayor Daniel Rodrick confirmed the chief’s return, saying he is pleased Maire is back and in good health. Maire initially went on leave in early June, with township officials stating at the time that the absence was expected to last several weeks.

During the chief’s leave, controversy arose after a photo circulated on social media showing his office nameplate had been removed. Mayor Rodrick said an internal affairs investigation is underway to determine who removed the nameplate and shared the image publicly.

“I’m pleased that he is in good health and back on the job protecting our community,” Rodrick said.

Chief Maire is now back leading the Toms River Police Department after his medical leave.

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