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Mayor Warren Cooper and Police Chief Al Kurylka announced on May 11, 2015 that the Borough of Frenchtown is participating in a new pedestrian safety education campaign to reduce pedestrian-motor vehicle crashes in New Jersey. The local collaboration, “Frenchtown...
I would like to dispel a rumor that the individual arrested in Tinicum Township for a home invasion was one of the subjects we had for soliciting without a permit. THIS IS NOT TRUE! However, there are several vehicles being broken into on River Road in Pennsylvania....
On Sunday, March 22, 2015, Patrolman Robert Young Jr. responded to the Frenchtown IGA for a reported theft. Upon arrival, patrol met with a 91 year old female, who related that an unknown subject pulled her purse off of her shoulder and took off running. There was a...
On 12/24/14 the Frenchtown Police Department brought Christmas Joy to the Collin’s Family. Edward (EJ) was given a new bicycle, a new Police/Fire scanner and then as a surprise was taken to Country Arch Rest Home to spend some time with his father. Group picture...
On behalf of Chief Kurylka and the officers of the Frenchtown Police Department, we would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Safe New Year.
The holiday season is the most popular time for home decoration. JCP&L/First Energy offers the following safety tips to ensure holiday lighting displays remain safe throughout the season. OUTDOOR LIGHTING SAFETY -Check all lights for frayed wires or areas where...
Dear Residents, I have seen some emails, messages being sent via social media. I would like to share the following information about Ebola with you. The current Ebola outbreak in West Africa has increased the possibility of patients with Ebola traveling from the...
This years message, “Be Safe: Know your Space”, reminds pedestrians that when there are no sidewalks present, they should walk/run facing traffic. Motorists: * Watch for pedestrians as you would watch for wildlife along side of the road. * Give pedestrians...
Streetlights brighten up a community and help keep it attractive and safe. If you see a streetlight out, please read and follow the below… Call our automated outage reporting line at 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877). For faster service, use the phone number...
