Northampton Township Police Department

We would like to wish all the Dads out there a Happy Father's Day!

Have a great day & stay hydrated!

POLICE BLOTTER 06-01-2026 TO 06-07-2026

INCIDENT: POLICE BLOTTER 06-01-2026 TO 06-07-2026 06-01-26DUI ArrestPatrol responded to the area of Stoneyford Road and East Holland Road for a well-being check for a driver with flat tires. Upon arrival, contact was made with the vehicle operator.

This week one of our Officers was joined by local youth at Richboro Beer & Soda for Project Sticker Shock.

Project Sticker Shock is an awareness campaign to educate the public and change attitudes about selling and serving alcohol to anyone under 21. The project organizes youth to place stickers on beer cases in local stores. The stickers contain a warning: Providing alcohol to a person under 21 is against the law.

Serving alcohol to minors:
*You face 6 months in jail and $1,000 fine
*You can be sued for allowing or serving alcohol to minors
*Your money, car, and property can be confiscated
*Your child may be limited in pursuing certain occupations for misdemeanor/felony alcohol convictions

*** Roadwork Update ***

Scheduled to begin tomorrow, June 18, 2026, PennDOT will be milling on Newtown-Richboro Road. PennDOT will also be resurfacing the road on Bustleton Pike between Anthony Drive and Lower Holland Road. Additional work will be done on Bustleton Pike between Lower Holland Road and Bristol Road.

The roadway will remain open but expect some traffic delays.

If you are driving through the area, please slow down and proceed with caution.

***Owner was located****
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*** Found Dog ***
This pup was found in the area of Bustleton Pike and Knowles Ave. If you have any information, please contact our HQ at (215) 322-6111.
Thank you!

It is with deep sadness that the Northampton Township Police Department announces the passing of Retired Police Officer Deborah Bloom.

Officer Bloom served the residents of Northampton Township for 15 years from 1986-2001. Her commitment to public safety and her lasting impact on our department and community will never be forgotten. Officer Bloom was an asset to our department as an accident investigator and a field training officer.

A service to honor Officer Bloom’s life and service will be held on Sunday, June 14 ,2026. Further details regarding the time and location can be found on Swartz-Givnish Funeral Home website below.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Bloom family during this difficult time. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

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Obituary information for Deborah Marie Bloom View Deborah Marie Bloom's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

Happy Friday! We would like to share some exciting news with you all. We are hosting our first National Night Out this Summer! National Night Out is an annual community event that promotes police and community partnerships. We are very excited about bringing this event to Northampton Township!

This event is FREE to the community and will feature:
Food 🥨🌭
Music🎼
K-9 Demos🐾
“Touch-a-Truck”🚓🚒🚑
Inflatables/ Lawn Games🎡
Dunk Tank🤿
Face Painters🎨
Giveaways 🎊
And so much more!

Save the date, Tuesday, August 4th 2026 and come join in the fun!

If you are a local business in Northampton and would like to set a table up with a fun activity/game for the kids and promote your local business, please reach out to Officer Geller at [email protected]. If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities, please reach out to Kristin Fullerton at [email protected]

🚨 Reminder: Lock Your Vehicle Every Night 🚨

A simple habit can help prevent theft — lock your vehicle every time you leave it, especially overnight.

Please remember to:
- Lock your doors
- Remove valuables from plain view
- Take electronics, wallets, and other personal items inside
- Never leave keys or key fobs inside your vehicle

Many thefts from vehicles are crimes of opportunity. Help protect yourself and your property by taking a few extra seconds each night.

Stay safe, and thank you for helping keep our community secure.

POLICE BLOTTER 05-25-26 TO 05-31-26

INCIDENT: POLICE BLOTTER 05-25-26 TO 05-31-26 05-25-26FraudThe complainant came to police headquarters to report receiving a bill in the mail from a cell phone company. The complainant initially disregarded the bill, believing it was a scam.