Warrington Township Police Department
2330 Lower Barness Rd
Warrington, Pa 18976
Non-Emergency #215-343-3311
For an emergency dial 911. If you need to speak with an Officer call the Police Radio Room at 215-328-8502. |
For further business, Office hours: M-F 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. |
Civilian Fingerprinting for employment will be by appointment only. |
An Important Message from Daniel J. Friel, Chief of Police to the Warrington Community (JUNE 4, 2020)
About Us
Police Department 2020 Annual Report
Crime Watch Platform
Handle With Care
Warrington-K9 Unit – Go Fund Me
BUCKS COUNTY REGIONAL POLICE STUDY
Smart911
Police Department:
Daniel J. Friel, Chief of Police
Throughout his career, Chief Friel received specialized training in leadership, command, supervision, field training, SWAT, counter terrorism, criminal investigations, and narcotics. He served for 10 years as a tactical operator and team leader on the Bucks County South Central Emergency Response Team, the regional SWAT team that covers Warrington Township. In 2005, Chief Friel was an original founding member and organizer of the Bucks County SWAT HAZMAT team. His team traveled around the country for extensive specialized training through Homeland Security in Weapons of Mass Destruction and Counter Terrorism as part of this assignment. Chief Friel is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Command Institute and the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command. In 2015, Chief Friel was selected to attend the 260th Session of the prestigious FBI National Academy in Quantico Virginia, a top-level professional development course for US and International law enforcement leaders. Less than 1% of law enforcement officials ever get the opportunity to attend this academy. Preparing for the future is an ongoing process. Growth in the Township continues at a rapid pace and the police department has addressed its challenges head-on. Chief Friel is credited with taking the department to the next level, most notably, in its relationship with the community. In 2020, with support from the Township, he successfully completed the largest capital building project in Township history when the department moved into a brand new 18,500 square foot state of the art police facility. In 2021, Chief Friel accomplished the goal of certifying the Warrington Township Police Department as a Pennsylvania State Accredited Law Enforcement Agency. Developing and maintaining a positive professional reputation with the community is both a long-term goal and top priority for the police department under his administration. |
Dog Laws
We want to remind those of you who own dogs that our leash law requires owners to keep their animals leashed when not on their property. This is for the safety of our Township residents and also for your pets. Our “pooper scooper” law requires defecation to be picked up and sanitary removed from all Warrington Township property. Thank you for being responsible citizens and good to your neighbors.
We encourage you to use “Mutt Mitts” that are located at each of our parks for your convenience. Failure to comply with result a fine up to a $1,000 for non-compliance.
K9 UNIT
Warrington Police K9 Unit – Facebook Page
Interview with PBS featuring Officer Plum and K9 Officer Murphy