Monmouth County Police Departments Honor Autism Acceptance

Red Bank, NJ Police Department proudly displays an autism awareness decal. (from l to r) Ptl. Gary Watson, Ptl. Froilan Hernandez, Det. Cevin Albert, Ptl. Grace Maggiulli, and Capt. Errico Vescio. *Photo Credit: Red Bank Police Department*

Longtime ambassadors Jackie and Anthony Kelly embraced our initiative to highlight safety as a key component to strengthening the acceptance of individuals with autism and their families. Autism awareness decals displayed on police and state trooper vehicles across the state. With the support of their community, the Kelly family was able to provide autism awareness decals to 26 police departments throughout Monmouth County who featured the message on their cars throughout the month of April.

Aberdeen 🚓

Asbury Park 🚓

Atlantic Highlands 🚓

Avon 🚓

Belmar 🚓

Bradley Beach 🚓

Brookdale 🚓

Eatontown 🚓

Englishtown 🚓

Hazlet 🚓

Highlands 🚓

Holmdel 🚓

Keyport 🚓

Little Silver 🚓

Manasquan 🚓

Matawan 🚓

Monmouth County Sheriff's Office 🚓

Neptune 🚓

Neptune City 🚓

Redbank 🚓

Sea Girt 🚓

Spring Lake 🚓

Spring Lake Heights 🚓

Union Beach 🚓

Wall 🚓

NJ State Police 🚓

Aberdeen 🚓 Asbury Park 🚓 Atlantic Highlands 🚓 Avon 🚓 Belmar 🚓 Bradley Beach 🚓 Brookdale 🚓 Eatontown 🚓 Englishtown 🚓 Hazlet 🚓 Highlands 🚓 Holmdel 🚓 Keyport 🚓 Little Silver 🚓 Manasquan 🚓 Matawan 🚓 Monmouth County Sheriff's Office 🚓 Neptune 🚓 Neptune City 🚓 Redbank 🚓 Sea Girt 🚓 Spring Lake 🚓 Spring Lake Heights 🚓 Union Beach 🚓 Wall 🚓 NJ State Police 🚓

About the Kelly’s

Jackie and Anthony Kelly are dedicated to building a greater understanding of autism through their Autism Awareness with the Kelly Family campaign.

“Autism became part of our life when Kathleen was diagnosed at the age of three. We have chosen to combat this lifelong disorder by creating awareness.”

Each year the Kelly’s plan fundraisers and come up with new ideas to promote awareness within their community. In the past, they have hosted the very successful Annual Spring Lake Gift Auction, partnered with local restaurants and retail shops, and volunteered at countless Autism New Jersey events.