Jackson Twp Police

Jackson Township in Zelienople, PA, named after President Andrew Jackson, boasts a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1854 from portions of Cranberry and Connoquenessing townships. Situated in the western section of Butler County, the township is known for its early industries such as agriculture, saw mills, grist mills, and tanneries. Today, Jackson Township operates as a second-class township with three elected supervisors each serving six-year terms. The community borders Cranberry, Lancaster Township, Forward Township, and Beaver County, offering a blend of historical significance and modern governance. Generated from their available business information

The Jackson Township Police Department, under the leadership of Chief Len Keller since 2002, comprises eight full-time officers, including two K-9 officers, four part-time officers, and two part-time support staff. They offer around-the-clock protection for Jackson Township's 23-mile area and oversee security at the Seneca Valley School District campus. With a fleet of eight marked units, three unmarked units, a special services unit, and an ATV, the department ensures comprehensive law enforcement coverage. Recognized for their commitment to excellence, the department achieved accreditation as a Law Enforcement Agency in 2007. Generated from their available business information

Zelienople Police Department is a law enforcement agency based in Zelienople, PA, dedicated to serving and protecting the community. With a focus on maintaining public safety and upholding the law, the department works to ensure a secure environment for residents and visitors. Generated from their business information