Opposition to New Police Department in Pulaski Township
Residents of Pulaski Township expressed their concerns about joining the Beaver Valley Regional Police Department at a meeting on Monday night.
A proposed 10-year contract would give the Beaver Valley Regional Police jurisdiction over Pulaski Township, resulting in approximately $10,000 in savings compared to the current New Brighton Police.
- Residents want to keep the New Brighton Police in the township due to their close relationship with the community.
- The proximity of the New Brighton Elementary and High schools in Pulaski is a major concern.
Residents packed the Pulaski Township firehall to voice their opposition to the proposed contract.
Author's summary: Residents oppose joining new police department.
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