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WELCOME FROM CHIEF HENRY
Welcome to the Bristol Borough Police Department's web portal on the CRIMEWATCH Network. We ask that you use the information found on this site responsibly. Working in partnership with the community we can proactively prevent crime, support victim recovery and hold offenders accountable.
Steven Henry, Chief of Police
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Christmas Food Basket Deliveries
The Bristol Borough Police delivered holiday food baskets to families that could use a little extra help during this holiday season. Officers once again teamed up with the DeCaro Family who are the owners of Bristol Environmental.
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Flag lowering on behalf of fallen Capitol Police Officer
In recognition of the tragic loss of United States Capital Police Officer Brian Sicknick, the Bristol Borough Police have lowered the American Flag in front of Borough Hall to half staff. Officer Sicknick's death is the epitome of the challenge of being a police officer today in a free society. Officer Sicknick went to work that day with the intention of protecting the citizens of United States from harm, regardless of their political beliefs or views. His duty to
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Recognition from Congressman Fitzpatrick
Chief Henry and members of the Bristol Borough Police on behalf of Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, presented Maddalyn Stadler with an American Flag that was flown over the United States Capital. This flag was presented in recognition of Maddalyn's "outstanding service to our community," as listed on the certificate that was also presented to Maddalyn. Earlier in the year Marrilyn had made care packages for the Bristol Borough Officers. Maddalyn had told her parents
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Bristol Borough Schools Reopen Be-Alert For Pedestrians
Bristol Borough Schools will reopen to in person instruction on Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Please be alert for school pedestrian traffic and pay attention to School Crossing Guards as they protect our most precious resource. Thank you.
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Halloween 2020
Bristol Borough Police teamed up with the American Hose & Hook & Ladder Company to provide Halloween Treats to the Borough Children. A drive through was setup at the Firehouse and firefighters along with police officers gave out prepackaged candy. The Bristol borough Police thanks the members of American Hook & Hose & Ladder for this community outreach opportunity.
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A visit from a caring friend
The Bristol borough Police received a visit from a caring friend. Maddalyn Stadler of Levittown, made and delivered care packages for the police officers. Maddalyn's parent is a childhood friend of Officer James Ellis. Maddalyn told her parents that she did not like the way police officers have been treated lately. She came up with the idea of making the care packages and that is when her parent contacted Officer Ellis. The Bristol Borough Police
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THANK YOU!
The Bristol Borough Police would like to thank the community, demonstrators, organizers and assisting emergency service personnel that participated in the Black Lives Matter march that took place in Bristol Borough. The event was conducted in a safe and peaceful manner which respected the rights of those who wanted to be heard. We are proud to be part of the Bristol Community which came together in this time of crisis.
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Donuts with Children of God Day Care
The Bristol Borough Police received a special treat form the Children of God Day Care Center on their last day of summer camp. Chief Henry and officers joined the students at Angelina's Bakery on Mill Street for conversation and donuts. The Children of God Day Care Center has gone out of their way over the past several years to allow for these positive interactions between students and police officers to take place The Bristol Borough Police are very appreciative o
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21st Century Summer Camp visit
The Bristol Borough Police visited with the 21st Century Summer School program. The school program was conducted virtually this year, however as a farewell, the program offered a summer pickup lunch event. The 21st Century provided the camp participants with a BBQ style lunch, along with t-shirts, Gi Gi"s Water Ice and other giveaways. The Police Department congratulate's the 21st Century on their accomplishment of conducting a successful for the Borough School Childre
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