Langhorne Borough Police Department – Chief Kevin Burns
114 E Maple Avenue, Langhorne Borough, PA 19047
2nd Floor of Borough Hall
Office – 215-757-5911
Police Radio Dispatcher/Non-Emergency Number – (215) 949-1000
EMERGENCY Call 911
MAP OF LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS
The Langhorne Borough Police Department was established in 1990 with the aim of enhancing community policing efforts.
Officers are on duty throughout the day, patrolling our streets to ensure public safety and respond quickly to the needs of the community. Additionally, the Pennsylvania State Police serve as backup, providing an added layer of support and resources in situations where additional assistance may be needed. They will be dispatched by the same Police Radio Dispatcher. This collaborative approach ensures that residents receive prompt and effective assistance from law enforcement, whether it’s provided by local officers or the state police.
Do You Need A Copy Of An Accident Report?
Copies of accident reports and answers to questions can be obtained at our Police Station on the second floor of the Borough Hall. Click below for a printable copy of your accident report.
Going Out Of Town For Over 3 Days?
Fill out the House Check form and return it to the Police Department (in person at the office or by email at kburns@langhornepd.com).
The purpose of the House Check form is to facilitate communication between Langhorne Borough residents and the Police Department. By submitting this form, residents notify the Police Department of their absence from town for a period exceeding three days. During their absence, the Police Department will conduct checks on the residence. This initiative not only enhances security but also serves as a precaution against unforeseen issues such as plumbing problems or unattended deliveries. It’s important to understand that by completing this form, residents grant the Police Department permission to access their property for inspections if needed. The Police Department cannot guarantee the timing or thoroughness of these inspections, nor can it assure the security of the residence or protection of the property in the resident’s absence.
Emergency Notification Suggestions
Emergencies can strike unexpectedly, from power outages, storms, to water emergencies, or other hazardous conditions. When crucial information needs to reach residents and businesses rapidly, Ready Bucks PA has you covered.
Sign up for Ready Bucks to receive alerts about emergencies and essential community updates. Whether it’s severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons, or neighborhood evacuations, our system keeps you informed. You’ll receive time-sensitive messages tailored to your preferences. Choose to be notified via your home, mobile, or business phone, email, text messages, and more — you decide where and how.
To register, visit: https://www.buckscounty.gov/225/Emergency-Notification
For real-time updates, follow @LanghornePolice to stay informed about breaking information and developments.
Stay ahead of traffic and transportation issues by joining TMA Bucks (Bucks Transportation Management Agency) at @tmabucks.
Citizen’s Emergency Guide
Preparing for an Emergency
Buck County Emergency Management assists you in preparing for emergencies affecting the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
- Learn what to do before, during, and after an emergency
- Create a family emergency plan
- Prepare an Emergency-Go-Kit
- Review the types of disasters to be better prepared
https://www.buckscounty.gov/210/Citizens-Emergency-Guide
Residents can also provide contact information to the Borough directly in order for the Borough to contact them in the event of an emergency.
Emergency Management Additional Resources
