The Township is served by a large nationally recognized full-time Police force and an internationally recognized all-volunteer Fire Department comprised of five fire stations. We pledge to be a self-motivated, responsive municipality that continually strives to provide the most efficient, effective and fiscally responsible service for Abington residents.Ībington Township strives to provide high quality services to all residents. We recognize the dignity and worth of public service and are dedicated to the highest standards of integrity. ratepayers and all who visit Abington Township in a professional and respectful manner while delivering cost effective and efficient services. While our community neighborhoods, such as Willow Grove, Roslyn, Crestmont, Glenside, Rydal, North Hills, and Meadowbrook, make Abington a small-knit community, we are proud to call home. Our historic, art, recreational and business communities such as Keswick Village, Willow Grove Mall, Briar Bush Nature Center, and Abington Arts Center have made Abington a popular destination for people of all ages. “They’re probably going to balk a little bit,” said Gripp.Our nationally recognized School District, Police Department, Fire Department, health care facilities, and over 25 public parks have enabled the Township to be recognized by Money Magazine as a "Best Place to Live" in the United States. Would-be criminals, he said, could back down if asked to meet with police so nearby. Eric Gripp said some residents might be reaping the benefits of the offer without ever entering the police station. It’s also unclear how many residents are taking advantage of the safe surroundings.
It’s hard to pin down exactly how many incidents across the state have ties to Craigslist as incidents are categorized simply by the crime committed, whether it be fraud, robbery or murder. Kelly said they might be on hand when firearms are being exchanged. The Philadelphia and Conshohocken police departments have similar offers, which, almost universally don’t involve officers. The suggestion to extend the offer to residents came after a couple was murdered in Georgia while responding to an ad for a car. Officers at the Lansdale Police Department agreed. WHYY thanks our sponsors - become a WHYY sponsor
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