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Committed to Our Community
A message from Chief Michael Cummings
The New Hope Borough Police Department serves a diverse and proud community located on the Pennsylvania – New Jersey border. Our rich historical and artistic heritage serves as the fundamental building blocks of our unique community.
The police department is committed to providing professional and responsive community policing to all the stakeholders of this town. The police department offers 24 hour professional service and coverage 365 days a year. The police department operates out of new building located at 125 New Street in the Borough of New Hope.
This website is a portal to see what your police department provides to its citizens. It will serve as a way for the police to stay in contact and provide valuable information to the residents, business community, and visitors who are in contact with us daily. I hope you find the information useful in your dealings with us. If you have any concerns or ideas for improvement of this site feel free to contact me personally.
About Chief Cummings
Michael Cummings has served as Chief of the New Hope Borough Police Department since January 2009. Chief Cummings retired from the Doylestown Borough Police Department in 2009 after serving 32 years there as a patrol officer, K-9 handler, patrol sergeant, detective sergeant, and Lieutenant. He is a graduate of Temple University with a B.A. in Sociology/Criminology. He has post graduate management studies at the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy and the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command.
New Hope Borough Police Mission Statement
We, the members of the New Hope Borough Police Department, are committed to providing the utmost of service in the public interest.
We do this by preserving the peace, promoting safety, protecting constitutional rights and ensuring a comfortable quality of life in our community.
New Hope Police Core Values
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Stockton Avenue Bridge Closed for Inspection April 22
Bucks County is performing some inspections of the Stockton Avenue bridge. The bridge will be closed to traffic Thursday, April 22, and should reopen at the end of the day. Read on... -
Weekday Lane Closure on Bridge Street between Stockton Ave. and Route 32
New Hope Borough is planning a weekday lane closure with flagging on Route 179 (Bridge Street) between Stockton Avenue and Route 32 (Main Street) in New Hope Borough, Bucks County, on Monday, April 12, through Friday, April 30, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Read on... -
Lane Closures Along Routes 202 and 32 For PECO Pole Replacement
PECO is planning daily lane closures on routes 202 and 32 in New Hope Borough beginning Monday, Feb. 8 and lasting through June. The lane closures, needed for electric pole replacement, will occur between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Read on...
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Police Department
Physical Address
125 New Street
New Hope, PA 18938
Phone Numbers
Office: 215-862-3033
Non-Emergency: 215-328-8511
Emergency: 911