AVON GROVE LIBRARY RECEIVES NNO DONATION
The Avon Grove Library was designated as the recipient of this year’s National Night Out dunk tank collection. The SCCRPD presented a check for $500.00 to Lori Schwabenbauer, Director of the Avon Grove Library and Susan Geiger, President of the Avon Grove Library Board of Trustees, during the Public Safety Commission Meeting held on August 20th. Pictured from left to right is Lt. Joseph Greenwalt, Lori Schwabenbauer, Susan Geiger, and Deputy Chief Michael King.
WCU Intern Recognized with Award
Bradun Roach of Oxford received a Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing 450 hours of an unpaid internship with the SCCRPD. Bradun, is a recent graduate of West Chester University, with a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. His enthusiasm and work ethic never waned throughout the program and our officers and staff enjoyed his time with us. We wish him the best in his future endeavors. Pictured with Bradun is Lt.
Virtual Neighborhood Watch
The Southern Chester County Regional Police Department (SCCRPD) is asking our local residents and businesses with surveillance cameras to partner with us in the fight against crime. An updated version of our Camera Registry Form is now available and it only takes minutes to complete.
Welcome to the Southern Chester County Regional Police Department
Welcome to the Southern Chester County Regional Police Department CRIMEWATCH page. We hope that our page is an informative, useful, and professional site that is in harmony with our motto: “United to Service our Communities with Excellence…”
Gerald R. Simpson, Chief of Police
Crash Reports
The department has partnered with CARFAX to make all investigated crash reports from June 2018 forward available for access (24 hours a day/7 days a week/365 days a year) via CRASHDOCS.ORG. The cost is $15.00 per report and depending on the severity of the crash, they are usually available 5-7 business days after the accident was investigated. Click HERE to access their website and obtain a copy of a crash re
Safety Reminder - Refrigerators
Residents are reminded that it is a violation of the Pennsylvania Crimes Code (Title 18, Section 6502) to discard a refrigerator or icebox, with a capacity of 1.5 cubic feet or more, with the door or lid still attached, in any place that is accessible to children. The SCCRPD has investigated four violations of this law in recent weeks. With warmer weather upon us, more children will be playing outside and these appliances can make tempting hiding spots.
Connect with SCCRPD on Social Media
We are dedicated to partnering with our communities on social media. Click here for Facebook. Click here for Twitter.
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