East Rockhill Township

Police

East Rockhill Township and West Rockhill Township are serviced by the joint Pennridge Regional Police Department.

The department provides:

Traffic Safety and Accident Reconstruction Unit
Bicycle Patrol Unit
Criminal Investigation Unit
Personal Property Inventory Program
Tactical Team and Youth Services Unit
Youth Aid Panel

Pennridge Regional Police

Police NON-EMERGENCY:

215-257-5104 M-F 8am-4pm

215-257-2444 after hours

200 Ridge Road
Sellersville, PA 18960

Police Chief David Mettin

Police Commission Members

James C. Nietupski (ERT)

Gary W. Volovnik (ERT)

Jay Keyser (WRT)

Old Bethlehem Pike Report

Old Bethlehem Pike is a collector road that runs parallel to Route 309 and is often used by mortorist traveling between Perkasie and Quakertown. Citizen's along Old Bethlehem Pike complained about speeding and the ever increasing volume of cars on Old Bethlehem Pike. The Pennridge Police Department has been conducting speed enforcement and surveillance on the road and have released a report on their findings.

Anonymous Tip Line

Citizens can call the police department at 215-257-5104, and follow the prompts to leave an anonymous tip. The tip line is checked daily and tips are forwarded to the Detective or Officer working the specific case for follow-up.

Pennridge Regional Police Commission- Representation

James C. Nietupski , East Rockhill Township Representative
Gary W. Volovnik , East Rockhill Township Representative

Meeting 4th Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Pennridge Regional Police Department
200 Ridge Road, Sellersville, PA 18960

PRPD Personal Property Inventory Program

Citizens can now register personal property with the Pennridge Regional Police Department to aid in recovery should a theft occur. The Department has developed a Personal Property Inventory Form for residents to document their personal property with make, model, serial numbers and detailed descriptions of their property. In the event that the property becomes lost or stolen, the police department will have on record the critical details needed to recover the property.

The Police Department requests that the Inventory Form be completed and returned to the Pennridge Regional Police Department. The information will be entered into their data base, not to be released. If, in the event of a theft, the Police will be able to enter your property into the FBI National Crime Information Center computer system, contact local pawn shops and notify local police departments.

By taking time to complete these forms, the Police Department will be able to better serve you. It greatly increases the chance of locating and returning your lost or stolen belongings.