TOP 30 Emergency aid services in Newtown, Pennsylvania

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Welcome to the Newtown Fire Association, a cornerstone of safety and community service in Newtown, Pennsylvania since 1889. Located at 55 Municipal Drive, Newtown, PA 18940, we are a dedicated all-volunteer organization committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents through exceptional fire rescue services and community engagement. At Newtown Fire~Rescue, we pride ourselves on our rapid response to emergencies and our proactive efforts to educate and inform the community. Our state-of-the-art fleet, which includes the latest in firefighting and rescue vehicles, is at the heart of our operations, ready to protect and serve the Newtown community at any moment. Explore our resources to learn more about our operational areas, the advanced apparatus we use, and the vital role they play in our life-saving missions.

Welcome to the Newtown Fire Association, a cornerstone of safety and service in Newtown, Pennsylvania since 1889. Located at 14 Liberty Street, our fire station is devoted to the safety and well-being of Newtown’s residents. At Newtown Fire~Rescue, we pride ourselves on our swift emergency response and our commitment to fostering a well-informed community. Our website offers a wealth of resources, providing insights into our operational areas, educational opportunities, and detailed information about the advanced apparatus fleet that supports our life-saving missions. Whether you're curious about our local fire rescue teams or interested in exploring a fire engine up close, our resources are designed to educate and engage.

Welcome to the Upper Makefield Township Police Department, dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of our community. Located at 1076 Eagle Road, Newtown, Pennsylvania, our department is committed to providing 24-hour protection of life and property within Upper Makefield Township, seven days a week. Our team consists of 18 sworn officers who diligently patrol roadways, investigate crimes, enforce traffic regulations, and respond to community assistance requests. Accredited by the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association, we are organized into three major divisions, each specializing in various critical areas of law enforcement.