Welcome from Chief Friel
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What is Accreditation?
The Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association introduced the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Program to the Commonwealth in July 2001. Since then, over 375 agencies have enrolled and 131 agencies currently maintain accredited status.proof-1-community.jpg
Community Advisory Team (C.A.T.)
Chief Friel has established a select group of officers to respond to community events, public speaking engagements, tours, and other activities. Many of our officers have already been engaged with community groups, so it was decided to stream line requests.
To request a team member, navigate to “FORMS”, and go to “C.A.T. Request Form”. Once submitted, someone from the team will contact you about your event.
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Premise Notification Entry
Together, we can make the difference..... when it comes time for emergency responders to answer your 9-1-1 call to help your loved one.
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BPAIR: Bucks County Police Assisting in Recovery
Warrington Township Police Department wants to help it's residents suffering with a substance dependency.
What is BPAIR?
Our primary goal is to connect people with substance use disorders with treatment programs and facilities.warrington_police.jpg
Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Warrington Township Police Department to provide a safe a secure environment for the citizens and visitors of Warrington Township. We will strive to provide the highest quality police service possible with the goal of protecting lives and property and maintaining order while forming a partnership with the community. We pledge to enforce all the laws fairly and impartially while working within the framework of the United States and Pennsylvania Constitutions.
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