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The Newtown Township Police Department consists of 29 sworn police officers and 4 civilian personnel. NTPD is an accredited law enforcement agency that provides police services to Newtown Township and Wrightstown Township. www.newtownpa.gov
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The Newtown Township Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the Philadelphia Police Department following t...
10/10/2026

The Newtown Township Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the Philadelphia Police Department following the tragic shooting of two of their officers in the line of duty.

Tragically, Police Officer Shane Seiber succumbed to his injuries, while a second officer remains hospitalized.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Seiber’s family, friends, fellow officers, and the entire Philadelphia Police Department as they mourn this heartbreaking loss. We also extend our prayers and wishes for a full and speedy recovery to the injured officer who continues to receive medical care.

During this incredibly difficult time, we stand united with our brothers and sisters in blue, honoring Officer Seiber’s courage, dedication, and ultimate sacrifice in service to his community. ⚫🔵⚫

Newtown Township, PA - Faces of the Newtown Township Police Department, Community Connection Spotlight 🚔 Officer Christi...
10/05/2026

Newtown Township, PA - Faces of the Newtown Township Police Department, Community Connection Spotlight 🚔

Officer Christian Snowden was sworn in as a member of the Newtown Township Police Department on October 17, 2025.

Although still early in his career with our department, Officer Snowden has already demonstrated a strong commitment to serving our community with compassion and professionalism. He was recently recognized for going above and beyond while assisting an individual experiencing homelessness. Officer Snowden took the time to help connect the individual with available services and resources and, recognizing an immediate need, provided him with his own breakfast. His actions are a great example of the compassion and humanity that are an important part of serving our community.

Officer Snowden has also completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training, providing him with additional skills and resources to effectively assist individuals experiencing a mental health or behavioral crisis.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, working out at the gym, traveling, and attending church.

A message from our friends at TMA Bucks! Fall brings crisp mornings, colorful foliage, and changing road conditions. As ...
09/30/2026

A message from our friends at TMA Bucks! Fall brings crisp mornings, colorful foliage, and changing road conditions. As we settle into the season, the Newtown Township Police Department reminds motorists to slow down, stay alert, and be prepared for seasonal driving hazards.

🍁 Wet Leaves
Fallen leaves can become extremely slippery when wet, sometimes creating conditions similar to ice. Leaves can also cover lane markings and other roadway markings. Slow down and use extra caution on leaf-covered roads.

🌫️ Fog
Use your low-beam headlights when driving in fog. High beams can reflect off the fog and make it even harder to see. Remember: Pennsylvania law requires motorists to turn on their headlights whenever windshield wipers are in continuous or intermittent use.

☀️ Sun Glare
Sunrise and sunset often coincide with busy commuting hours. Keep sunglasses handy, make sure your sun visor is accessible, and keep your windshield clean to improve visibility.

❄️ Frost & Ice
As overnight temperatures drop, frost and icy patches can develop, particularly on bridges, overpasses, and shaded areas. Completely clear frost from your windows before driving and watch for slick spots.

🦌 Watch for Deer
Fall also means increased deer activity throughout Bucks County. Be especially alert around dawn and dusk, slow down in areas where deer are frequently seen, and remember: if you see one deer, there may be others nearby.

⏰ Give Yourself Extra Time
One of the easiest ways to make your commute safer is to plan ahead. Leaving a few minutes early can reduce the temptation to speed or drive aggressively when road and weather conditions change.

Beautiful fall scenery can come with challenging driving conditions. A little extra time, attention, and caution can help everyone reach their destination safely.

🍂 Slow down. Stay alert. Enjoy the season safely.

https://www.tmabucks.com/fall-is-here-tma-bucks-reminds-drivers-to-be-prepared/

Today, members of the Newtown Township Police Department joined members of the Newtown Borough Police Department in begi...
09/29/2026

Today, members of the Newtown Township Police Department joined members of the Newtown Borough Police Department in beginning our morning by honoring and remembering Officer Brian S. Gregg #5103.

Officer Gregg’s bravery, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten. His service and sacrifice continue to live on in the hearts of his family, fellow officers, and the community he proudly served.

We extend our thoughts and prayers to Officer Gregg’s family, friends, and fellow officers today and every day.

We will never forget 💙

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