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Police chief asks council to honor officer’s life‑saving care and to appoint two civil‑service candidates
Summary
The police chief reported an uptick in traffic enforcement supported by PennDOT overtime funding, described an officer’s tourniquet use that helped save a Wawa shooting victim, and requested council recognize the officer and appoint two candidates from the civil‑service list; council raised no objection but no formal vote was recorded.
The police chief told Clifton Heights Borough Council that officers increased traffic enforcement through a PennDOT-funded aggressive‑driving overtime campaign and requested that council formally recognize an officer who applied life‑saving tourniquet care following an apparent self-inflicted gunshot at a Wawa location.
The chief said four officers participated in a PennDOT-backed enforcement detail and that department members also rode in a 65‑mile charity bike ride. The…
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