Munroe presents check to Warminster Township Police Department

Funding will be used for body cameras

Southeast Delegation    August 7, 2024 | 11:30 AM

Munroe presents check to Warminster Township Police Department

Funding will be used for body cameras

WARMINSTER, Aug. 6 – State Rep. Brian Munroe presented a $250,000 check to Warminster Township Police Department Chief Jim Donnelly today to help fund the purchase of body cameras for the police officers.

Munroe, a retired police officer, secured the funding through the state Department of Community and Economic Development.

“Protecting our police and giving them the resources that they need to do the job in the 21^st century is a top priority for me,” Munroe said. “Body cameras are now an essential piece of a police uniform, and I am more than proud and happy to be able to help provide those resources.”

“Warminster Township and the Warminster Board of Supervisors are thrilled with the amount of support we have received for our police department,” Warminster Supervisor Judy Hoover said. “The body cameras will certainly add to the ability of our already excellent police department to protect our citizens.”

Munroe represents the 144^th Legislative District composed of Ivyland, Warminster, Warrington and part of New Britain Township.

Editors:  A photo of Rep. Munroe speaking at the event can be found here.

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